| 英文摘要 |
Since the promulgation and implementation of the Local Government Act in January 1999, the operation of local self-governance organizations has been regulated by Chapter 3, Section 4 of the Act, which provides the organization and powers of the local legislature and the local executive authorities, and constitutes the basic structure of supervision and checks and balances under the dual democracy system at the local self-governance level in Taiwan.
Nowadays, more than 20 years after the Interpretation No. 498 of the Judicial Yuan has been made, the governmental representatives’cross-government“overstepping supervision”has been developed into multiple types; for examples, the central governmental representatives targets their supervision on local governments, or the local governmental representatives targets their supervision on the other local governments. Interpreting and evaluating this phenomenon from a legal perspective has both theoretical and practical value, and I would like to discuss the relevant issues in this paper. |
