Resolution on Taiwan's Future

The Resolution on Taiwan's Future (Chinese: 台灣前途決議文) is a document ratified by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) during its eighth annual national assembly on May 7–8, 1999 in the southern port-city of Kaohsiung. It signifies a milestone of the position of the DPP toward Taiwan's future, and is the source of principles[1] of the Government of the Republic of China under the rule of the DPP.

Resolution on Taiwan's Future
Traditional Chinese台灣前途決議文
Simplified Chinese台湾前途决议文

Development

On 20 October 2001, the DPP passed a resolution[2] elevating the status of the "1999 resolution regarding Taiwan's future" – in other words an attempt[3] at making this resolution technically replace the DPP party charter's "Taiwan independence clause." [4]

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gollark: Also, laws are often about complicated issues which people have no idea about. Now, frequently the politicians will have no idea about them too, but in general having dedicated people able to take lots of time to learn about the issue is better than random people with lots of other stuff to do. Although it has other downsides.
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See also

References
  1. Lin, Miao-Jung (3 August 2002). "MAC wants DPP to air resolution". Taipei Times. p. 4.
  2. Huang, Joyce (21 October 2001). "DPP makes minor revisions to stance on independence". Taipei Times. p. 3.
  3. Wu, Joseph (30 October 2001). "DPP shuffling toward the center". Taipei Times. p. 8.
  4. Hsiao, Michael (26 May 2002). "Chen helping build cross-strait trust". Taipei Times. p. 8.
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