Taiwan People‘s Party opposes special investigation unit (TVBS News)
TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Taiwan People's Party (TPP) Chairman Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) reiterated on Wednesday (May 29) the party's opposition to the establishment of a special investigation unit, emphasizing the need for consistency and fairness in the law.
Opposition to the Special Investigation Unit
The Legislative Yuan's amendment a day earlier to the Law Governing the Legislature's Power, which saw the Kuomintang (KMT) caucus whip Fu Kun-chi (傅崐萁) announce the formation of an "opposition party special investigation unit" to investigate corruption, has sparked controversy and debate among political circles.
Ko's statement underscores TPP's position against the special investigation unit, a stance that was evident during last year's presidential election. He highlighted the importance of legal equality and fairness, suggesting that the creation of such units could undermine these principles.
Future Collaborations or Competitions
When questioned about potential collaborations between the TPP and the KMT in the Legislature, Ko indicated that decisions would be made based on specific issues, suggesting a pragmatic approach to cooperation or competition.
更新時間：2024/05/29 15:37