KMT congress backs ‘1992 consensus’NATIONAL CONGRESS: Its report on party reform included a suggestion that one in every five KMT nominees for legislator-at-large seats should be younger than 40By Sherry Hsiao / Staff reporterThe Republic of China (ROC) Constitution is the “rock” for stable cross-strait relations, a Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) reform committee report presented at the party’s national congress yesterday said, adding that the “1992 consensus” should be applied to maintain cross-strait relations. The KMT yesterday held its national congress at the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taipei. Photo: Chien Jung-fong, Taipei TimesKMT Deputy Secretary-General Ko Chih-en (柯志恩) delivered the committee report. Another was to limit the term of KMT Central Standing Committee members to one consecutive term, with a maximum term of eight years. The committee report also proposed that no fewer than 15 percent of KMT Central Committee members be under the age of 40.

Source: Taipei Times September 06, 2020 15:56 UTC