Legislature begins a new session Tuesday, with the three major parties setting out different priorities for the months ahead.
The KMT says it will focus on the central government budget and proposals for larger cash handouts.
The DPP is prioritizing more than 40 bills covering business support, family policies and social welfare.
Meanwhile, the TPP plans to push measures including expanded parental leave, tax breaks for renters and parents, and increased support for elderly farmers.
The party also wants to legalize surrogacy and euthanasia.
Premier Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) is scheduled to deliver a policy report when the new session opens on Tuesday.
The Executive Yuan confirms the session begins September 29th and says the 2026 supplementary budget and 2027 central government budget will be major items for consideration.
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