英文摘要 |
Due to the election of the president of the National Taiwan University in 2018, the Ministry of Education didn’t permit the president of the National Taiwan University which was selected by Presidential Selection Committee in early January of that year. This major case was brought to public attention, because the Ministry of Education agreed to the candidates for the selection of the National Taiwan University which was followed by asharp turn at the end of the year. The main crux of the case lies in the university law and related regulations. To be more precisely, the divisional regulations on the supervision of the range of university autonomy are not clear, and the interpretation of the law is very different. In addition, the political power involve university autonomy, and lead to the totally different opions on the range of university autonomy between the Ministry of Education and the University of Taiwan. Under this deadlock, the National Taiwan University kept operating with no new president for more than 500 days, which has damaged the public interest and the Substantive operation of the National Taiwan University.This article not only discusses the disputes in interpretation theory, but also focuses on the discussion of“Legislative Science”that has long been ignored by the law profession, meaning that the standard of formal rationality, substantive rationality and procedural rationality should be observed during legislative (including the enactment of Constitution). This article also discusses some viewpoints in order to examine the legislative effectiveness, and analyze the deficiencies in Article 162 of the Constitution and Article 1and Article 9of the University Law, then Ipropose specific opions of amendments. Ihope establish arational procedure of university president selection through clear revisions, this way can solve this case of the president selection of the National Taiwan University in 2018, on the other hand, it can also effectively establish the“general”rationalization of the selection system for presidents of universities in Taiwan in the future. |