Jinghua City Case: Taipei City Department of Government Ethics to Study as Case, Provide Report to Council

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Central News Agency (Central News Agency reporter Liu Chien-pang, Taipei, 21st) Following the first-instance verdict in the Jinghua City case, Wu Cang-fu, Director of the Taipei City Government's Department of Government Ethics, said today that they have received the judgment and will refine and review the administrative process for this case, including using the administrative decision-making process of the previous city government as a case study, and will provide a review report to the city council as requested by the council committee. The Taipei City Council's Civil Affairs Department held a meeting this morning, attended by units including the Taipei City Government's Secretariat and Department of Government Ethics. Kuomintang Councilor Chin Hui-chu, when questioning the follow-up to the Jinghua City case, said that the case severely dampened the morale of civil servants and asked if the Department of Government Ethics would propose a review, such as measures to prevent similar issues for grassroots civil servants. Wu Cang-fu, Director of the Taipei City Government's Department of Government Ethics, said that the verdict for the Jinghua City case has been released, and the city government received the judgment yesterday, respecting the court's decision. This case will be reviewed and used as a precedent for future administrative decisions. He said that they will subsequently refine and review administrative processes, and the city government's Department of Personnel will also proactively care for relevant personnel. This case will be used for public awareness among civil servants. Chin Hui-chu further asked if there would be a review report on this case. Wu Cang-fu responded that they would propose a review for subsequent improvements in this case, and if the council committee requests it, a report will be provided to the committee. Wang Hsiao-wei, the first convener of the Civil Affairs Department of the council and Democratic Progressive Party Councilor, re

Jinghua City Case: Taipei City Department of Government Ethics to Study as Case, Provide Report to Council

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