2000-08-02
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These Regulations govern the conduct of Board of Directors meetings for the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan), establishing that the Bank Governor serves as chairman and the Board meets quarterly. The Board is authorized to examine monetary policies, approve budgets, and appoint department heads, while the Executive Board handles specific duties between sessions. The text mandates a 10-day public statement prohibition for attendees prior to meetings and requires resolutions to be passed by a majority of directors present, with the chairman holding final say in deadlocks. Amendments to these Regulations take effect upon Board resolution and reporting to the Executive Yuan for record.
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