The Office of the President made public this evening the list of 125 EDAC members, including vice chairmen and 15 panel co-conveners. The list is as follows.
I. EDAC Members
1. Thirty-five ex officio members (convener, deputy conveners and other members of the Preparatory Panel):
1) Premier CHANG Chun-hsiung;
2) YAO Eng-Chi, Vice President, Legislative Yuan;
3) Legislator SHEN Fu-hsiung, Director of the DPP’s Policy Research and Coordinating Committee;
4) YU Tzong-shian, Member, Academia Sinica;
5) Legislator LAI Shyh-bao;
6) Morris CHANG, Chairman, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.;
7) WANG Yu-theng, Honorary Chairman, General Chamber of Commerce of the ROC;
8) WANG Ling-lin, Chairman, General Chamber of Commerce of the ROC;
9) C.Y. Cyrus CHU, Vice President, Academia Sinica;
10) WU Rong-I, Director, Taiwan Institute of Economic Research;
11) LEE Chen-chia, National Policy Advisor to the President;
12) LIN Chuan, Director-General, Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statisitcs, Executive Yuan;
13) LIN Kun-chung, National Policy Advisor to the President;
14) Economics Minister, LIN Hsin-I;
15) Legislator LIN Feng-shi, Convener of the DPP caucus in the Legislative Yuan;
16) YIN Nai-ping, Professor, National Chengchi University;
17) CHANG Hsian-yao, Director, PFP Policy Center;
18) Robert H.C. Tsao, Chairman, United Microelectronics Corp.;
19) HSU Chen-ming, Professor, National Taiwan University;
20) HSU Sheng-hsiung, Chairman, Kinpo Electronics Inc.;
21) CHEN Chu, Chairperson, Council of Labor Affairs;
22) CHEN Chao-ming, Deputy Convenor, Nonpartisan Alliance, Legislative Yuan;
23) MAI Chao-cheng, Member, Academia Sinica;
24) PERNG Fai-nan, Governor, Central Bank of China;
25) Alex Hrong-tai FAI, Deputy Speaker, Taipei City Council;
26) Jeffrey L.S. KOO, Chairman, Chinese National Association of Industry and Commerce;
27) Legislator HUANG Ming-ho;
28) HUANG Ching-hsien, National Policy Advisor to the President;
29) Legislator YEH Hsien-hsiu;
30) C. Joanna LEI, Vice Chairman & CEO, Pacific Broadband Co. Ltd.;
31) CHIANG Chia-hsing, Vice President, National Policy Foundation;
32) Legislator TSAI Huang-lang;
33) Vice Premier LAI In-jaw;
34) DAY Sheng-tout, Chairman, National Association of Small & Medium Enterprises R.O.C.;
35) Finance Minister YEN Ching-chang.
2. Twenty-four delegates, who are parliamentarians or members recommended by political parties:
--Eight delegates recommended by Kuomintang:
1) CHU Li-luan, Legislator;
2) CHU Yun-peng, Policy Board Member, Technology Economic Department, National Policy Foundation;
3) Legislator LEE Chia-chin;
4) LIN Hui-kuan, President, Chinese Federation of Labor;
5) Legislator WONG Chung-chun;
6) CHANG Chang-chi, Professor, National Chengchi University;
7) CHANG Jung-kung, Deputy Executive Director of Policy Committee of the KMT;
8) Legislator CHANG Fu-hsin.
--Six members recommended by the Democratic Progressive Party:
1) FANG Jen-hui, National Policy Advisor to the President;
2) YU Jan-hsien, Magistrate, Kaohsiung County Government;
3) LIN Hsiang-kai, Director, Bureau of Finance, Kaohsiung City Government;
4) Legislator KO Chien-ming;
5) HUNG Te-sheng, Vice President, Taiwan Institute of Economic Research;
6) LIU Chin-hsing, Professor, National Taiwan University of Technology.
--Four members recommended by the People First Party:
1) CHU Hao-min, Professor, National Chengchi University;
2) LEE Tung-hao, Dean, Institute of Money and Finance, National Chengchi University;
3) SUN Ke-nan, Researcher, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research;
4) CHEN Fei-lung, Chairman, Narnchow Chemical Industrial Co., Ltd.
--Two members recommended by the New Party:
1) CHIANG Chao-kuo, Chairman, Insurance Institute of the Republic of China;
2) TU Chen-hua, Associate Professor, National Taiwan University.
--Two members recommended by the Nonpartisan Alliance:
1) TU Ying-tsung, Chairman, Salomon Smith Barney;
2) Springfield LAI, Territory Senior Partner of Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
--Two members recommended by the Supra-party Alliance:
1) Frank Kuen-Bao LING, Professor, National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology;
2) CHANG Ta-wei, General Manager, China Credit Information, Ltd.
3. Sixteen Administrative Delegates:
1) WU Tung-chin, Ambassador-at-large;
2) LIN Chia-cheng, Chairman, the Research, Development and Evaluation Commission, Executive Yuan;
3) LIN Chung-hsiung, President, Taiwan Stock Exchange;
4) CHIOU I-jen, Secretary-General of the Executive Yuan;
5) HU Ting-wu, Ambassador-at-large;
6) HU Sheng-cheng, Minister without Portfolio;
7) HAU Lun-pin, Administrator, the Environmental Protection Administration, Executive Yuan;
8) Interior Minister CHANG Po-ya;
9) SHI Hwei-yow, Secretary-General, Straits Exchange Foundation;
10) CHEN Hsi-huang, Chairman, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan;
11) CHEN Po-chih, Chairman, the Council for Economic Planning and Development, Executive Yuan;
12) CHEN Chi-sheng, Senior Advisor to the President;
13) YEH Chu-lan, Minister of Transportation and Communications, Executive Yuan;
14) TSAI Ing-wen, Chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, Executive Yuan;
15) CHUNG Chin, Minister without Portfolio;
16) WEI Che-ho, Chairman of the National Science Council, Executive Yuan.
4. Thirty-five delegates from academia and the industrial sector, including labor, recommended by members of the preparatory panel
1) Paul WANG, Chairman, Pacific Venture Group;
2) WANG Bing-jyun, Associate Professor, Yuan Ze University;
3) WANG Jiann-chyuan, Director, Taiwan Division of Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research;
4) WANG Yin-chieh, Chairman, Small and Medium Enterprise Mutual Guarantee Foundation;
5) C. Y. WANG, Director, China Steel Corporation;
6) BAIR Jeng-sharn, President, Tatung Company Union;
7) KIANG Chen-chin, Chairman, Hwang Chang General Contractor Co.,Ltd.;
8) WU Chuen-tai, Chairman, Grand Pacific Petrochemical Corporation;
9) Barry LAM, Chairman, Quanta Computer Inc.;
10) LIN Yu-ling, Chairman, Federation of the Real Estate Investment Association of the Republic of China;
11) Stan SHIH, Chairman & CEO, Acer Group;
12) Douglas HSU, Chairman, Far Eastern Group;
13) Tony HSU, Chairman, Sun Race Sturmey-Archer Inc.;
14) Diane YING, Publisher and Editor-in-chief, Common Wealth Magazine;
15) Henry KAO, Chairman, Dah An Commercial Bank Limited;
16) CHANG Pen-tsao, Chairman, Chinese Commercial and Industrial Coordination Society;
17) Steven CHANG, Chairman, U-Tech Media Corporation;
18) CHEN Ming-Der, Chairman, Gow Jiun Industrial Co., Ltd.;
19) CHEN Tian-jy, Professor, National Taiwan University;
20) CHEN Wei-hsiang, President, Dashin Music Co., Ltd.;
21) TSENG Chu-wei, Professor, National Chengchi University;
22) HUN Hsew-chun, President, National Federation of Bank Employee's Unions;
23) T. J. HUANG, Chairman, Systex Corporation;
24) HUANG Tsung-yuang, Chairman, Industrial Park Manufacturers' Federation of ROC;
25) H.M. HUANG, Chairman, Institute for Information Industry;
26) Frank C. HUANG, Chairman & CEO, Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation;
27) Thomas HUANG, Chairman, Taiwan Textile Federation;
28) YEH Wan-An, Policy Research Advisor, Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research;
29) LIU Tai-Ying, Chairman, China Development Industrial Bank;
30) Christina Y. LIU, Professor, National Taiwan University;
31) PAN Jiun-Rung, Executive Director, Chinese National Federation of Industries;
32) TSAI Shih-Teng, Executive Director, General Chamber of Commerce of ROC;
33) Johnny Y. G. LAI, Managing Partner, Clock & Co., CPAs;
34) H. Steve HSUEH, Deputy Director of Technology and Economy Department, National Policy Foundation;
35) CHUNG Ching-Fan, Deputy Director, Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica
5. Ten members designated by President Chen:
1) WANG Jin-pyng, President of the Legislative Yuan;
2) KOO Chen-fu, Senior Advisor to the President, (KMT representative);
3) WANG Yung-ching, Chairman, Formosa Plastics Corp.(industrial representative);
4) YIN Chi, Chairman, Taiwan High Speed Rail Corp. (industrial representative);
5) TSAI Wan-tsai, Chairman, Fubon Group (industrial representative);
6) YU Kuo-chi, Vice President, Liberty Times (media representative);
7) CHEN Yung-chen, Editor in Chief, Commercial Times (media representative);
8) LU Shih-hsiang, Vice President, Economic Daily News, (media representative);
9) Vincent C. Siew, financial expert;
10) Yu Shyi-kun, Secretary-General to the President.
II. Vice Chairmen: Vincent C. SIEW, CHANG Chun-hsiung, WANG Jin-pyng, KOO Chen-fu and WANG Yung-ching.
III. Co-conveners of the Five Panels:
1. Enhancing competitiveness of the manufacturing industry: MAI Chao-cheng, Morris CHANG, and LAI In-jaw.
2. Improving the deteriorating investment environment: YU Tzong-shian, YING Chi, and LIN Hsin-I.
3. Dealing with financial problems: TSENG Chu-wei, Jeffrey L.S. KOO, and YEN Ching-chang.
4. Decreasing the unemployment rate: CHANG Chang-chi, HUANG Ching-hsien, and CHEN Chu.
5. Improving cross-strait economic and trade relations: WU Rong-I, Stan SHIH, and TSAI Ing-wen.