According to Taiwan media reports The Taiwanese government's "Minister of Labor" Hsu Ming-chun has been exposed by the media and has been included in the blacklist of the "cabinet" reshuffle after the year. "Executive Yuan Secretary-General" Li Mengyan quoted Su Zhenchang's statement and said, "My 'cabinet' has no blacklist!" In particular, Hsu Mingchun's work performance has also been affirmed by Su Zhenchang. The so-called information about a reshuffle after the year is all speculation and not true. Please stop spreading rumors.
Su Zhenchang survived the wave of changing the government at the end of last year and stabilized his position. Recently, there has been talk that the "Council of Agriculture" and the "Ministry of Labor" may be slightly reorganized after the year. However, it is understood that except for the spokesperson of the "Executive Yuan" who will appear after the year, the rest of the "Cabinet" is still in the epidemic prevention stage and currently has no plans to make any changes. Even if there are any changes, they will not be significant.
Tsai Ing-wen has supported Su Zhenchang several times, but there are frequent private rumors about whether the local princes in Lvying are blocked. The positions named include Xu Mingchun's "Ministry of Labor" and "Chairman of the Committee of Agriculture" Chen Jizhong. Xu has been on the watch list for replacement since he launched the "labor pension pension reform" last year and caused political turmoil. He may be replaced in this slight "cabinet" reshuffle. Recently, there are rumors that Chen Jizhong, who has been a strong defender of the pig-lai pig policy, may leave office after the year and that the head of the Green Camp District will come in for training.
People familiar with the matter pointed out that during the implementation period of the Special Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Severe Infectious Pneumonia and Relief and Revitalization until the end of June this year, the relevant "ministries and committees" still have tasks to continue and will not change generals without justifiable reasons. Green camp staff chatted privately and believed that the pig scandal and epidemic prevention were still important tasks, and not many people wanted to join the "ministry" and jump into the fire pit.
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