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The New Power Party caucus yesterday morning had already asked Legislative Speaker Su Jia-chyuan （蘇嘉全） to call a cross-caucus negotiation meeting and restart substantive review, and later said it “welcomes” the DPP caucus’ decision.

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He made the comments when speaking at a weekly Cabinet meeting, Execut信貸ptt*ive Yuan spokesman Hsu Kuo-y各家銀行信貸利率比較2017*ung （徐國勇） said.

The Forward-looking Infrastructure Development Program draft bill review should be held again, the legislature’s Economics Committee convenor said yesterday, adding that there were flaws in her chairing of Wednesday’s review, which passed the bill amid chaos.

“I am willing to take responsibility and rearrange the review. Can lawmakers of the opposition party give up hatred, restart conversations, keep their promise to not disrupt the procedure and make efforts to improve the nation’s infrastructure?” Chiu asked, calling on the Chinese Nationalist Party （KMT） not to boycott the draft bill.

The convenor, Democratic Progressive Party （DPP） Legislator Chiu Yi-ying （邱議瑩）, said she would reschedule the review for Monday, Wednesday and Thursday next week to allow for detailed, clause-by-clause deliberation.

銀行借錢買車*KMT caucus convener Sufin Siluko （廖國棟） said the new review is “acceptable, a原住民貸款補助*s it is precisely ou車貸條件與車貸常見問題*勞工貸款申請資格*r票貼銀行*房屋二胎利息* call,” but demanded a formal decision be announced by the legislative speaker or by汽車貸款率利計算公式試算* a cross-caucus meeting, rather than on Facebook.

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Premier Lin Chuan （林全） sought to assuage concerns and drum up support for the infrastructure plan, calling on all parties to put aside preconceived ideas and treat the program in a practical and reasonable manner.

No part of the plan is to be implemented until environmental impact assessments have been carried out, Lin said in response to concerns expressed by environmental groups over some of the proposed transportation projects.

There would also be no major relocation of people or land requisitions, he added.

She said the DPP did not boycott a four-year NT$500 billion （US$16.6 billion） economic stimulus project proposed by then-president Ma Ying-jeou （馬英九） in 2008, which allowed the project to be approved within a month.

Lin addressed these criticisms a day after President Tsai Ing-wen （蔡英文） said the Cabinet was not doing enough to help the public understand the plan.

Lawmakers of the ruling and opposition parties on Wednesday pushed and shoved each other during a joint committee session before the bill passed its preliminary review.

The statute would allow the Cabinet急需現金怎麼辦* to spend NT$882.49 billion over eight years to build infrastructure projects across the nation, including new light railways and several rail extension or improvement projects.

Su said Chiu’s proposal is “highly commendable” and he expects there would be no boycott or physical altercations during the缺錢怎麼辦* new rev民間代書借款*iew.

When announcing the plan last month, Lin said that government spending is expected to lead to NT$1.77 trillion in private-sector investment and add 0.7 percent代書信貸20萬* to the nation’s GDP growth each year over the eight-year period.

By Chiu Yen-ling / Staff reporter, with 小額借貸銀行*CNA