Hao Longbin
On March 30 this year, the Kuomintang "big man" Hao Baicun passed away. The Central Appraisal Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang (referred to as the "Central Jury") led by Hao Baicun for a long time is also facing personnel changes.
According to a report on the morning of May 6 by the island media Zhongshi Electronic News, the chairman of the Kuomintang Central Jury Presidium recently passed away due to Hao Baicun and three others. Party Chairman Jiang Qichen hired the former vice chairman Hao Longbin the day before yesterday. The number of chairman of the Central Jury Presidium reached 82. . Jiang You also hired the former acting party chairman Lin Rongde and other 35 people as the judges, which "expanded" the number of judges in the KMT to an unprecedented record of 975. If you add 82 chairman of the presidium, the total number will exceed 1,000.
KMT members said that although the Central Judges only meet once a year, the larger the number of members, the higher the threshold for meeting "more than half" of the meeting; although the party counts the number of people at each meeting, the leave is first deducted In order to lower the threshold, the number of people still barely reaches the threshold. If the number of people expands indefinitely, it will be more difficult to make up the number of meetings in the future. According to the
report, the chairman of the KMT’s 20th Central Jury Presidium was originally 84, and Hao Baicun ranked first, but Haobocun and the former deputy defense department of the Taiwan authorities Wang Wenxie and "former vice president of the Supervisory Yuan" Zheng Shuizhi passed away, and the chairman of the presidium remained 81 people. After hiring Hao Longbin, the presidium reached 82 people.
In addition, Jiang Qichen also hired 35 new judges in 6 categories, including 8 people including Wang Yumin, who has retired as non-district “legislators,” and Yunlin County Mayor Zhang Lishan, and 9 people including Li Yanxiu, who has stepped down as regional “legislators,” and retired as political officials. Zeng Mingzong, scholar Zhou Jixiang, outgoing members of the Central Standing Committee Lin Rongde and Xiao Jingtian and other 11 people, and five outgoing party cadres Du Jiande, Li Zhehua, Cheng Meihua, Wei Pingzheng and Lin Huowang.
In addition, the previous party chairman of the Kuomintang was listed as the "former chairman", and none of them was a judge of the Central Committee; the only exception was Zhu Lilun, who was appointed as a judge of the Central Committee after he resigned as the mayor of Taoyuan County. Although he became the chairman of the party, he was still included in the list of judges. in. The
Zhongshi Electronic News quoted a person from the Kuomintang: Although the Central Judges have no substantive power, they can only make suggestions. They are far inferior to the Central Standing Committee’s participation in decision-making at the Central Standing Committee. Many people still want this title when they are walking in the grassroots or on the mainland. , It sounds louder.
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