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Whereas the survey shows that the sector grew by 18 percent, the figures are underestimated.

Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) lawmakers yesterday touted their legislative achievements and outlined the party’s agenda for the upcoming legislative session in September. The TPP’s five lawmakers helped revise and pass 37 laws this session through their membership in the various legislative committees, TPP Legislator Andy Chiu (邱臣遠) told a news conference at the legislature in Taipei. For the upcoming legislative session, which is to run until December, the party will focus on five cor...

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“More than two decades in the making, the landmark case is a cautionary tale on how the Mining Act of 1995 and related policies have been lacking teeth and biased toward big businesses and their political sponsors.”

The Executive Yuan on Thursday last week announced its draft amendment to the Mining Act (礦業法). The draft has major flaws that fall under three main issues. First, there is the issue of history. The Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) first worked on the legislation in Beijing, then in Nanjing, and finally in Taipei, after its retreat to Taiwan. The legislation has undergone 16 rounds of revision since its enactment on May 26, 1930. Each round revised articles, but never addressed the act’s ...

The Executive Yuan on Thursday passed draft amendments to the Mining Act (礦業法) to bolster legislative protection for the environment and indigenous land rights. Mines predating January 2008 must undergo environmental impact assessments, and failure to comply or complete the process would result in penalties up to and including the loss of mining permits, Executive Yuan officials told a news conference following the weekly Cabinet meeting. This means that older mines would be made to comply...

Latin America continues to be an important jurisdiction for mining investment. In spite of the downturn and difficulties faced by the industry and the…

Taipei, May 19 (CNA) The Executive Yuan on Thursday approved a proposal to drastically amend the Mining Act, making the approval of local Indigenous people and environmental impact assessments mandatory for companies that wish to apply for a new permit or continue their existing mining activities.

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