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Guideline for NATWA to Interact with the Taiwanese Government

Explore NATWA's guidelines for interacting with the Taiwanese government, including financial aid, representation approval, and endorsement protocols.

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Guideline for NATWA to Interact with the Taiwanese Government

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  1. Guideline for NATWA to Interact with the Taiwanese Government 北美州台灣婦女會與台灣 在島內及在美的政府機構互動的準則

  2. Background • Established by Darice Lee(洪珠美) during her midyear convention in 10/2007 • Approved by our board during the pre-convention board meeting in 4/2008 • Published in NATWA Magazine 6/2008

  3. Committee Members (7) • Committee Chair: Vivian Fu (林郁子), • Members: • Lian Yuan Chiu (邱良媛), • Ginru Lee (葉錦如). • Hilda Lin (賴慧娜), • Elena Ling (黃美惠) • Shang-Jing Pan (潘賢敬), • Pearl Wang (湯明珠).

  4. Consultants • Grace Huang: JD NATWA Legal Counselor • Jeffrey Lee, CPA NATWA Tax Advisor

  5. Guideline 1 • NATWA will not accept any form of direct or indirect financial aid from the Taiwanese government.  

  6. Guideline #2 • Any member who represents NATWA and participates in events sponsored by the Taiwanese government should first seek the approval of the executive board. 

  7. Guideline #3 • While in office, all NATWA board of directors should not endorse and/or co-sponsor any statements or activities without the approval of the executive board.  

  8. Foot notes • . These policies should apply not only to the Taiwanese government, but also to any “foreign non-US government.”  • 2. The committee realizes the challenges of enforcing the above policies and urges NATWA to initiate a program to educate our members/officers about the policies.  A penalty should apply to members who violate these policies.  • 3. The Board then voted to continue the study of how to enforce the above guidelines. Darice suggested that we continued our discussion at the next mid-year convention.

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