Why did Lee Jung-Soo lose his qualification as a legislator?

He was expelled from the People's Party and lost his qualification as a non-constituency (proportional representation) legislator under the provisions of the Public Officials Election Recall Act.

Who will succeed Lee Jung-Soo?

Ku Chung-Shin, also from the People's Party, will succeed him and serve until the end of the 11th Legislative Session term.

How was the procedure carried out?

The Legislative Yuan sent a public notice to the Central Election Commission to remove Lee's name from the registry. The Commission then announced the succession (replacement) accordingly.

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Former Legislator Li Chen-hsiu Loses Qualification; CEC Announces Hsu Chung-hsin as Replacement

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Former TPP legislator Li Chen-hsiu lost her at-large legislator status after being expelled from the party. The Central Election Commission officially announced Hsu Chung-hsin as her replacement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why did Lee Jung-Soo lose his qualification as a legislator?: A: He was expelled from the People's Party and lost his qualification as a non-constituency (proportional representation) legislator under the provisions of the Public Officials Election Recall Act.
Q: Who will succeed Lee Jung-Soo?: A: Ku Chung-Shin, also from the People's Party, will succeed him and serve until the end of the 11th Legislative Session term.
Q: How was the procedure carried out?: A: The Legislative Yuan sent a public notice to the Central Election Commission to remove Lee's name from the registry. The Commission then announced the succession (replacement) accordingly.