英文摘要 |
Taiwan had three local self-governmental bodies, such as the Hualien County、the Yunlin County and the Kaohsiung City which had have adopted the relevant laws about the carbon tax, carbon fee or adaptational fund of climate change respectively in their Parliaments and had submitted each of them to the Central Government for references or approvals. But the Central Government was by all kinds of reasons not for reference or for approval of these relevant laws from the local self-governmental bodies. In the spirit of the local autonomy, whether local governments have the competence to impose a carbon tax on the people or not ? whether the carbon tax is the nature of a earmarked tax or not ? Based on the above major substantive issues, the Yunlin County Government had claimed their petition for an constitutional interpretation of Judicial Yuan in Taiwan. Unfortunately, the Resolution No.1396 of Judicial Yuan at November 21. 2012 would not consider this petition. I will question the legitimacy of the Resolution No.1396 and argue for my own views. Therefore, this article will from the nature of a earmarked tax explore the issues about the 'carbon tax' of the Yunlin County as the core of the study and demonstrate and will be convinced that local governments have the competences to impose a carbon fee on the people and use the carbon fee as a constitutional means of environmental regulation. Finally, I make some conclusions and recommendations for the carbon fee. |