Taiwan s Semi-presidentialism at a Crossroads Options and Prospects for Constitutional Reform
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1 Taiwan s Semi-presidentialism at a Crossroads Options and Prospects for Constitutional Reform Yu-Shan Wu Academia Sinica Stanford University Taiwan Democracy Program October 26, 2015
2 Outline p Four Areas to be covered p Semi- presidentialism: concept and typology p Evolution of the ROC constitutional order p Likely development under the current system p Most recent wave of constitutional reform: Has the moment passed?
3 Semi- presidentialism: concept and typology
4 Semi- Presidentialism p Mixed constitutional system p combines features of parliamentalism and presidentialism p with a popularly elected president and a premier- led cabinet responsible to the parliament p SP had gained global reach p originated in Germany and Finland p spread to several WE countries after WWII p then to post- Leninist and post- colonial countries in the Third Wave of democratization p Newest additions: The Czech Republic (2013), Turkey (2014)
5 Semi- Presidentialism p Imposition of a directly elected president on a parliamentary system p Default mode: parliamentarism p Critical variable: How powerful is the president? How does he act in relation to the government and parliament? p Wide range of operational modes, unlike in parliamentarism or presidentialism p The presidential track and the parliamentary track vie for dominance p Uncertain two- track system ( 不確定兩軌制 )
6 Typology p Based on two variables p The president s role in forming and controlling the prime minister and the cabinet p The relation between the president and the parliament p Congruence: when the presidential party commands majority in the parliament p Incongruence: when the presidential party fails to command majority in the parliament
7 Subtype Quasi- parliamentarism (QP) Alternation (ALT) Compromise (COM) Subtypes of Semi- Presidentialism Role of the President Broker (non- party leader) Partner (party leader) Imposer (party leader) Congruence President yields to co- partisan in parliament to form government President appoints his favorite prime minister and form government President appoints his favorite prime minister and form government Incongruence President yields to opposition majority leader in parliament to form government President yields to opposition majority leader in parliament to form government President and opposition majority leader join to distribute cabinet positions and/or divide executive power Presidential supremacy () Commander (party leader) President appoints his favorite prime minister and form government President appoints his favorite prime minister and form government
8 Evolution of the ROC constitutional order
9 Evolvement of Taiwan s Semi- Presidentialism Stage Time Constitutional Regime President First Parliamentarism Chiang Kai- shek Second Presidential dictatorship Temporary Clauses Effective During the Period of Communist Rebellion Chiang Kai- shek Yen Chia- kang* Chiang Chiung- kuo Lee Teng- hui Third Emerging into SP Lee Teng- hui Fourth SP: Congruent, untested Lee Teng- hui Fifth SP: Incongruent, Presidential Supremacy, Chen Shui- bian Sixth SP: Congruent, Ma Ying- jeou
10 Presidents and Premiers under Presidential Supremacy President Majority in LY President- Parliament Relations Premier Sub- type Lee Teng- hui (KMT, 1996/5-2000/5) KMT (III LY, 1996/2-1999/1) Congruent Lien Chan (KMT, 1993/2-1997/9) TBD* Congruent Vincent Siew (KMT, 1997/9-2000/5) TBD* KMT (IV LY, 1999/2-2002/1) Congruent TBD* Chen Shui- bian (DPP, 2000/5-2004/5) Incongruent Tang Fei (KMT**, 2000/5-2000/10) Incongruent Chang Chun- hsiung (DPP, 2000/ /2) Pan- Blue (V LY, 2002/2-2005/1) Incongruent Yu Shyi- kun (DPP, 2002/2-2005/2) Chen Shui- bian, (DPP, 2004/5-2008/5) Incongruent Pan- Blue (VI LY, 2005/2-2008/1) Incongruent Frank Hsieh (DPP, 2005/2-2006/1) Incongruent Su Tseng- chang (DPP, 2006/1-2007/5) Incongruent Chang Chun- hsiung (DPP, 2007/5-2008/5) KMT (VII LY, 2008/2-2012/1) Incongruent
11 Presidents and Premiers under Presidential Supremacy Ma Ying- jeou (KMT, 2008/5-2012/5) Congruent Liu Chao- shiuan (KMT, 2008/5-2009/9) Congruent Wu Den- yih (KMT, 2009/9-2012/2) KMT (VIII LY, 2012/2-2016/1) Congruent Chen Chung (KMT, 2012/2-2013/2) Ma Ying- jeou (KMT, 2012/5-2016/5) Congruent Congruent Congruent Jiang Yi- huah (KMT, 2013/2-2014/12) Mao Chi- kuo (KMT, 2014/12- present )
12 Likely development under the current system
13 From to COM? p Ma in 2007: p critical of the DPP s disrespect of the majority in the parliament p promised to appoint a Pan- Green prime minister if Pan- Green were to capture the majority in the LY, bringing about Blue- Green cohabitation ( 藍綠共治 ) p president shall determine major policies for national security, and appoint ministers of defense, foreign affairs and mainland affairs p Typical COM
14 From to COM? p Tsai in 2012: p Proposed grand coalition government ( 大聯合政府 ) in the spirit of consociational democracy ( 協商式民主 ) in televised debate p Coalition government is a parliamentary concept, and as we are a presidential system, any application of that concept can only be in its spirit and not literal p the future premier did not have to be a DPP member p though not as forthright as Ma s proposal, both point to the need for the president to share power under incongruence
15 Taiwan s Future Mode: or COM Appointment Chen Tsai Ma Congruence Both prime minister and cabinet member President dominant Incongruence Prime minister President dominant President dominant President discretion: does not have to be DPP member President dominant Appoint a DPP prime minister Cabinet members President dominant Possible grand coalition in the spirit of consociational democracy, but under a presidential system Presidential appointment of security ministers only Mode Presidential Supremacy, Modified Presidential Supremacy, Compromise, COM
16 or COM p Possibility to shift from to COM p NO p Incongruence unlikely: 1. equalization of presidential and parliamentary terms (1992, 2005) 2. change of election schedule (concurrent 2012), maximal coattail effect 3. SNTV to MMM, majority more likely p Institutional and cultural factors remain strong for president to rule supreme even under incongruence, as witnessed by Ma s reluctant standing on the front line
17 or COM p Possibility to shift from to COM p YES p Incongruence still possible: split voting, successful no- confidence vote, no majority in LY, independent candidate wining presidential race p Proposals in the past: Ma 2007 p More likely than ALT or QP: in all likelihood, COM is as much as an ROC president can go in terms of his/her concessions to the parliament on cabinet formation
18 Most recent wave of constitutional? reform: Has the moment passed?
19 Exit from? p obviously has flaws, but p Under congruence p Claim: excessive presidential control over government owing to his official capacity and leadership in the ruling party/parliament p Exaggerated? p Ma could not control his own party or the legislative agenda, and opposition and social movement disabled him p all his major reforms stalled, cross- Strait relation torpedoed p President under congruence does not appear excessively powerful, at all
20 Exit from? p obviously has flaws, but p Under incongruence p Claim: president and parliament at loggerheads, resulting in gridlock and stalemate p Gridlock exaggerated and not purely caused by ; may provide checks and balances that serve Taiwan s divided society p However, the reform proposals all aim at curtailing presidential powers, riding on an anti- Ma tide
21 Proposal A p Fine- tuning within p Forbids president from assuming party chairmanship and reduces his legislative power p Problems: p Impact may be limited: president does not need official title to be influence in his party p May increase coordination cost between executive and legislature p Feasibility: p High: does not require amending constitution
22 Proposal B p Exit from, but not SP p Restore parliamentary confirmation of PM p And/or forbids president from dismissing PM p Deprives president of control over PM and cabinet p Shift from to COM, ALT, or even QP p Problems p COM and ALT are difficult modes that may cause intra- executive conflict and democratic breakdown; QP lacks international and cultural conditions p Feasibility: Low, requires amendening the constitution
23 Proposal C p Shift to parliamentarism p Abolish direct presidential election, and install parliamentary election of president p most radical reform p can deprive president of bulk of his powers p Feasibility: p Extremely low p Requires amending the constitution p Acts against popular expectation of a powerful president p Amounts to popular self- disempowerment p One occurrence: Moldova
24 The Moment has passed p Timing p Constitution requires yes by more than half of all eligible voters for referendum to pass p Failure to graft constitutional referendum on national elections in 2016 killed it p Bottom cause p KMT may want to take advantage of anti- president trend, but mainstream DPP refused to play along p Back to the current system p in all likelihood p COM possible with a KMT president and a DPP parliamentary majority
25 Comments and Questions are Welcome
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