Vice President of the Legislative Yuan

Vice President of the
Legislative Yuan

Flag of the Republic of China
Incumbent
Tsai Chi-chang

since 1 February 2016
Appointer Elected by the Legislative Yuan
Term length 4 years, no term limits
Inaugural holder Lin Sen
Formation 13 March 1928

The Vice President of the Legislative Yuan (Chinese: 立法院副院長; pinyin: Lìfǎ Yuàn Fùyuàn Zhǎng) is the deputy presiding officer of the Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China. The current Vice President is Tsai Chi-chang, a Democratic Progressive Party legislator representing the first district of Taichung.

Election

The Vice President is elected by and from among all members of the Yuan in a preparatory meeting held on the first reporting day of the first session of each Legislative Yuan, and he or she shall serve a term the same length as that of other members.

Duty

In absent of the President, the Vice President may presides over the Yuan Sittings and the meetings of the Committee of the Entire Yuan and is responsible for the administration of the Yuan.

List of Vice Presidents

      Kuomintang (Nationalist)       People First Party       Democratic Progressive Party

Pre-1947 Constitution

Name Office Political Party
Lin Sen
林森
Lín Sēn
8 October 1928  2 March 1931 Kuomintang
Shao Yuanchong
邵元沖
Shào Yuánchōng
2 March 1931  28 December 1931 Kuomintang
Tan Zhen
覃振
Tán Zhèn
28 December 1931  14 May 1932 Kuomintang
Shao Yuanchong
邵元沖
Shào Yuánchōng
acting
14 May 1932  12 January 1933 Kuomintang
Ye Chucang
葉楚傖
Yè Chǔcāng
12 January 1933  18 June 1948 Kuomintang
Chen Lifu
陳立夫
Chén Lìfū
18 June 1948  22 December 1948 Kuomintang

Post-1947 Constitution

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death)
Took Office Left Office Term Electoral mandates Political Party President
1 Chen Lifu
陳立夫
Chén Lìfū
(1900-2001)
17 May 1948 23 Dec 1948 1 1948 KMT Chiang Kai-shek
2 Liu Jin-chin
劉健群
Liú Jiànqún
(1903-1972)
MLY for Kweichow 2nd District
24 Dec 1948 7 Oct 1950 1 KMT Chiang Kai-shek
3 Huang Guo-shu
黃國書
Huáng Guóshū
(1905-1987)
MLY for Taiwan at-large
7 Oct 1950 24 Feb 1961 1 KMT Chiang Kai-shek
4 Ni Wen-ya
倪文亞
Ní Wényà
(1902-2006)
MLY for Chekiang 3rd District
24 Feb 1961 22 Feb 1972 1 1969 KMT Chiang Kai-shek
5 Liu Kwo-tsai
劉闊才
Liú Kuòcái
(1911-1993)
MLY for Taiwan 1st District
22 Feb 1972 18 Oct 1988 1 1972
1975
1980
1983
1986
KMT Chiang Kai-shek, Yen Chia-kan, Chiang Ching-kuo, Lee Teng-hui
6 Liang Su-yung
梁肅戎
(1920-2004)
Liáng Sùróng
MLY for Liaopeh at-large
18 Oct 1988 2 Dec 1990 1 1989 KMT Lee Teng-hui
7 Liu Sung-pan
劉松藩
Liú Sōngfān
(1931-)
MLY for Taiwan 6th District
2 Dec 1990 31 Dec 1991 1 KMT Lee Teng-hui
8 Shen Shih-hsiung
沈世雄
Shěn Shìxióng
MLY for Taiwan 8th District
17 Jan 1992 1 Feb 1993 1 KMT Lee Teng-hui

Direct Democratic Election

Portrait Name
(Birth–Death)
Took Office Left Office Term Electoral mandates Political Party President
9 Wang Jin-pyng
王金平
Wáng Jīnpíng
(1941-)
MLY for Kaohsiung County
1 Feb 1993 31 Jan 1996 2 1992 53.0% KMT Lee Teng-hui
1 Feb 1996 31 Jan 1999 3 1995 46.1%
10 Yao Eng-chi
饒穎奇
Ráo Yǐngqí
(1934-)
MLY for Nationwide KMT at-large №1
1 Feb 1999 31 Jan 2002 4 1998 46.4% KMT Lee Teng-hui, Chen Shui-bian
11 Chiang Pin-kung
江丙坤
Jiāng Bǐngkūn
(1932-)
MLY for Nationwide KMT at-large №2
1 Feb 2002 31 Jan 2005 5 2001 31.3% + 23.2% (Pan-Blue Coalition) KMT Chen Shui-bian
12 Chung Jung-chi
鍾榮吉
Zhōng Róngjí
(1943-)
MLY for Nationwide PFP at-large №5
1 Feb 2005 31 Jan 2008 6 2004 34.9% + 14.9% (Pan-Blue Coalition) PFP Chen Shui-bian
First non-KMT Vice President of the Legislative Yuan.
13 Tseng Yung-chuan
曾永權
Zéng Yǒngquán
(1947-)
MLY for Nationwide KMT at-large №3
1 Feb 2008 31 Jan 2012 7 2008 53.5% KMT Chen Shui-bian, Ma Ying-jeou
14 Hung Hsiu-chu
洪秀柱
Hóng Xiùzhù
(1948-)
MLY for Nationwide KMT at-large №6
1 Feb 2012 1 Feb 2016 8 2012 44.5% KMT Ma Ying-jeou
First female Vice President of the Legislative Yuan.
15 Tsai Chi-chang
蔡其昌
Caì Qíchāng
(1969-)
MLY for Taichung 1
1 Feb 2016 Incumbent 9 2016 44.1% DPP Ma Ying-jeou, Tsai Ing-wen
First DPP Vice President of the Legislative Yuan.

See also

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