What is the maximum fine under this amendment?

The maximum fine for unauthorized extraction is NT$25 million.

What is the penalty for profit-seeking illegal mining that causes death?

Life imprisonment or more than 7 years imprisonment, and a fine of up to NT$100 million.

Are there special provisions for indigenous peoples?

Yes, the amendment excludes traditional extraction and tribal disaster management activities by indigenous peoples from the penalties.

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Legislative Yuan Committee Passes Initial Review of Soil and Stone Extraction Act Amendment; Life Imprisonment Possible for Fatal Illegal Mining

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The Economics Committee of the Legislative Yuan passed the initial review of an amendment to the Soil and Stone Extraction Act on June 3. The maximum fine for unauthorized extraction is raised to NT$25 million. For profit-seeking offenders, the penalty is up to 5 years imprisonment and a fine up to NT$50 million. Causing death can result in life imprisonment and a fine up to NT$100 million. The draft also includes provisions to protect indigenous rights.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum fine under this amendment?: A: The maximum fine for unauthorized extraction is NT$25 million.
Q: What is the penalty for profit-seeking illegal mining that causes death?: A: Life imprisonment or more than 7 years imprisonment, and a fine of up to NT$100 million.
Q: Are there special provisions for indigenous peoples?: A: Yes, the amendment excludes traditional extraction and tribal disaster management activities by indigenous peoples from the penalties.