要点
- Kuomintang and the People's Party moved six referendum bills to the second reading in the Legislative Assembly.
- The votes on the abolition of euthanasia and nuclear energy are planned to be linked to the 28 November elections.
- The legislative process of the bills has entered a one-month negotiation waiting period.
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In Taiwan, the Kuomintang (Nationalist Party) and the People's Party acted together in the Legislative Assembly (Yuan) to move the referendum bills aimed at ending euthanasia and nuclear energy policies to the second reading stage. These referendums are aimed to be aligned with the local elections scheduled to be held on 28 November.
With the mentioned decision, a one-month "negotiation freeze" period was initiated to discuss the bills. According to the news, a total of six different referendum texts, including the bills on the legalization of euthanasia and the abolition of nuclear policies, are currently pending on the agenda.
Local media outlets compiled the subject so that citizens can have detailed information about the content of the six referendum texts in question. These developments will bring controversial issues in terms of social and energy policies across the country before the voters.
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- What are the referendum topics submitted to the Assembly?
- Among the six referendums brought to the agenda are the legalization of euthanasia and the abolition of anti-nuclear energy policies.
- When will the referendums be held?
- These referendums are planned to be held on the same day as the local elections that will take place on 28 November.
- What is the current stage of the process?
- The bills have passed to the second reading stage in the Legislative Assembly, and a one-month negotiation freeze period has been initiated.