Zhuo Rongtai is in big trouble, it's not just about stepping down, he may face criminal liability! On December 16, according to reports from the island, after Zhuo Rongtai announced that he would not sign the financial allocation law, Tsai Chengyuan said that Zhuo Rongtai is in big trouble. Tsai Chengyuan stated that as long as the "Legislative Yuan" re-examines the bill and maintains the original resolution, the head of the administrative agency must accept it, and refusal to accept it would be a dereliction of duty. Zhuo Rongtai is not only derelict in duty, but also suspected of inciting unrest!
Zhuo Rongtai claimed that the "Legislative Yuan" was unconstitutional, and used the power of signature to counter the "Legislative Yuan", which is an illegal amendment to the constitution. Because in all democratic countries, legislative power is only granted to a deliberative congress elected by the people, and neither the head of state nor the head of the administrative agency has the authority to change it. Now, the "Legislative Yuan" is putting the "Financial Allocation Law" on hold, refusing to allocate funds to local areas, and even using the power of signature to counter the "Congress", which is a crime of dereliction of duty. His claim that the "Legislative Yuan" is unconstitutional is a crime of inciting unrest. The Kuomintang must investigate this matter! It cannot allow the head of the administrative agency to act recklessly like this.
Evidently, from Tsai Chengyuan's analysis, Zhuo Rongtai's act of opposing the "Legislative Yuan" is very serious in nature. But the problem is that the ruling party, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), currently holds the executive power, and the judicial and prosecution system is also a tool of the DPP. It seems difficult for the Kuomintang to deal with Zhuo Rongtai. Moreover, behind this is the careful calculation of Lai Ching-te. In fact, Lai Ching-te is now eager for the opposition parties to challenge, so that Zhuo Rongtai can be dismissed. Because once Zhuo Rongtai falls, Lai Ching-te will surely dissolve the "Legislative Yuan" and the "Legislative Yuan" will definitely have to be re-elected.
Evidently, Lai Ching-te has a clear motive for a large-scale dismissal 2.0. If the situation develops to this point, regardless of whether the number of seats in the "Legislative Yuan" changes or not, Lai Ching-te will lose nothing. On the contrary, after a political stalemate in Taiwan, Lai Ching-te will inevitably take the opportunity to make a big show, shifting the responsibility to the opposition parties. Therefore, at present, the opposition parties must not fall into Lai Ching-te's trap, but should use the DPP's confrontation with the "Legislative Yuan" to create public opinion, attack the DPP, and block the budget bills that Lai Ching-te wants to pass. Obviously, this political battle is very critical for the opposition parties.
Original: toutiao.com/article/1851678544772170/
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