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Oct 2, 2026
Contentious legislative proposals
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4:11Angelica OngPANELIST
Other legislative priorities, I think they're important to look about.
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4:16Angelica OngPANELIST
to look at, especially the control yuan.
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4:18Angelica OngPANELIST
It's been a problem for such a long time.
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4:21Angelica OngPANELIST
That body was set up to be a watchdog body in the Republic of China constitution.
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4:30Angelica OngPANELIST
But when you have all the head of the control yuan and all the members are appointed by the president, then it can't be a watchdog on the president.
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4:41Angelica OngPANELIST
And that's supposed to be a very important part of its role.
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4:45Gavin PhippsHOST
And what about the caning? Who is talking about caning, Angelica?
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11:49Angelica OngPANELIST
And from the KMT side, they're saying, why won't President Lai nominate the more moderate candidates that we can approve? And from President Lai's point of view, he's like, oh, my God, they're not even letting through a single candidate.
Sep. 29, 2026 Formosa English News
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14:21speaker_0HOST
The new legislative session kicked off on Tuesday and already it's off to a turbulent start.
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14:27speaker_0HOST
The legislature was set to vote on the nominees put forward by the presidential office to lead the control yuan.
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14:33speaker_0HOST
But once again, the KMT and TPP joined forces to reject every single one of them.
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14:38speaker_0HOST
The presidential office expressed regret with Secretary General Pan Meng-an saying he had tried to arrange meetings with the opposition to no avail.
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14:46speaker_0HOST
Let's hear more.
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14:52speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The control yuan is just for show now anyway.
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14:55speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I voted against all the nominees.
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15:02speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Despite the higher budget, the efficiency and speed at which complaints are handled is still terrible.
Taiwan Daily News Podcast — September 30, 2026
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0:13Alex TruppHOST
These are your top stories for September thirtieth, twenty twenty-six.
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0:18Alex TruppHOST
Taiwan's legislature rejected all twenty-seven nominees for the Control Yuan, the constitutional watchdog that monitors the government, in a roll call vote on September twenty-ninth.
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0:30Alex TruppHOST
The opposition KMT and Taiwan People's Party caucuses voted as a bloc against every candidate, including president nominee Chen Jung-shing, denying each the majority of all lawmakers required for confirmation.
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0:44Alex TruppHOST
The Control Yuan warned that its impeachment censure and correction powers have stalled, that thousands of monthly public petitions cannot be processed, and that the National Human Rights Commission, a body set up under the United Nations Paris Principles, cannot operate.
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1:00Alex TruppHOST
The sixth term members' terms expired on July thirty-first, and no seventh term can take office.
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1:06Alex TruppHOST
The presidential office said it deeply regrets the outcome, while the Control Yuan rejected opposition accusations that it had become a tool for hunting political enemies, calling the claims baseless.
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1:19Alex TruppHOST
Next in crime news, a forty-four-year-old man in San Chong, New Taipei, was arrested and prosecutors sought his detention after he forced his thirteen-year-old daughter to walk in public wearing a cardboard sign bearing her name and derogatory words, including thief and animal, while family members filmed her.
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1:37Alex TruppHOST
Bystanders said the girl had injuries on her face and arms.
Taiwan Daily News Podcast — September 29, 2026
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1:22Alex TruppHOST
The ward chief said a volunteer had inadvertently left it behind and denied that it was tossed by the roadside.
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1:29Alex TruppHOST
Next, in political news, the Legislative Yuan will hold a recorded vote on September twenty-ninth on consent for the next Control Yuan president, vice president, and twenty-five members.
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1:41Alex TruppHOST
Presidential Office Secretary-General Pan Meng-an will accompany the nominees to visit the DPP caucus at eight thirty in the morning ahead of the ten o'clock vote, expressing hope that all nominees win legislative approval so the constitutional body can continue functioning.
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1:55Alex TruppHOST
The twenty-seven nominees are bundled into a single ballot, with each party caucus dispatching one member to oversee the vote.
Taiwan Daily News Podcast — September 22, 2026
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0:18Alex TruppHOST
Taiwan's Administrative Enforcement Agency has seized the seventy million New Taiwan Dollar bail posted by former Taipei Kouen-ge.
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0:26Alex TruppHOST
The agency's Taipei branch said the money will go toward fines totaling ninety-seven million, eight hundred and thirty-three thousand, eight hundred and eighty-eight New Taiwan dollars that the Control Yuan imposed after finding Ko violated the Political Donations Act.
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0:41Alex TruppHOST
Because Ko posted the bail himself, the agency said the sum counts as his own liable property and can be enforced.
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0:49Alex TruppHOST
Ko's wife, Chen Pei-chi, protested on Facebook, calling the seizure banditry and insisting the money was hers, funds she says she earned and borrowed.
Ballots and Missiles: Taiwan’s First Presidential Election (1996) – S6-E27
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16:59Eric Michael SmithHOST
Chen Lian, the son of a former premier and vice president, Chen Chen.
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17:05John RossHOST
Chen Luan had been economics minister, defense minister, and president of the Control Yuan.
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17:12John RossHOST
He resigned from the KMT and ran as an independent with a human rights lawyer.
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17:18Eric Michael SmithHOST
So this guy, Chen, his campaign emphasized clean government, personal morality, and spiritual renewal.
VIDEO - Ballots and Missiles: Taiwan’s First Presidential Election (1996) – S6-E27
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17:45Eric Michael SmithHOST
Chen Yuyan, the son of a former premier and vice president Chen Chang.
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17:51John RossHOST
Chen Luan had been economics minister, defense minister, and president of the Control Yuan.
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17:59John RossHOST
He resigned from the KMT and ran as an independent with a human rights lawyer.
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18:05Eric Michael SmithHOST
Yeah.