The Cabinet has nominated four new people to serve as commissioners of the
National Communications Commission.

The nominations all need legislative approval.

Jiang Rong-xian, who is a professor at National Cheng Kung University's
Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, has been named to
serve as the commission's new chief.

While Cheng Ming-xiu, who is a law professor at Soochow University
specializing in regulatory theory and information rights, has been nominated
to serve a vice chairperson.

The other two nominees are Huang Wei-wei, a teacher at the National Chengchi
University and Luo Hui-wen, who works at the Shih Hsin University.

Both of those two nominees have similar expertise in the field of
communications.

The Cabinet says the government hopes lawmaker can review the nominations as
soon as possible in order to ensure the N-C-C's smooth operations.

The seven-member N-C-C currently consists of only three commissioners.