Annotated Republic of China Case Law/Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 1
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Date[edit | edit source]
6 January 1949
Issue[edit | edit source]
A Member of the Legislative Yuan still remains so upon entering a government post? Because of a Legislator entering a government post, official petitions would be sent to the Judicial Yuan for constitutional interpretation.
Holding[edit | edit source]
No Member of the Legislative Yuan shall concurrently hold a government post per Article 75 of the Constitution of the Republic of China. Entering a government post shall resign as a Member of the Legislative Yuan. Entering a government post without resignation clearly shows discontinuing the Membership of the Legislative Yuan and shall be deemed to resign upon entering a government post.
Effect[edit | edit source]
Hereafter the membership of the Legislative Yuan will be automatically lost upon entering a government post. This is similar to certain countries automatically removing citizenship and nationality upon voluntarily becoming foreign citizens and nationals.
References[edit | edit source]
- Translation by Robert Huai-Ching Tsai
- Constitution of the Republic of China, Article 75 (1947-12-25)