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Session of the Legislative Yuan of Taiwan 11th Legislative Yuan File:ROC_Legislative_Yuan_Seal.svg 80px Legislative Yuan Legislative Yuan Building 2024 Taiwanese legislative election Chen Chien-jen cabinetCho cabinet Group photo of members of the 11th Legislative Yuan 2024-02-01.jpg 1 February 2024 31 January 2028 10th 12th 113 Speaker Han Kuo-yu (KMT) Deputy Speaker Johnny Chiang (KMT) Secretary General Majority Leader Fu Kun-chi (KMT) Minority Leader Ker Chien-ming (DPP) Secretary General Chou Chester W.L. Group portrait, February 2024 thumb|Seat composition for the 11th Legislative Yuan#000095 KMT (52)#008000 DPP (51) #0CB5B5 TPP (8) #888888 Independent (2) The 11th Legislative Yuan is the current term of members of the Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China (Taiwan) which began on 1 February 2024. Members were elected in the 2024 legislative election,2023-03-10 Taiwan sets Jan 13, 2024 for presidential, legislative elections https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4831353 2023-08-08 Taiwan News2024 presidential, legislative elections slated for Jan. 13: CEC https://focustaiwan.tw/politics/202303100014 2023-08-08 Focus Taiwan - CNA English News 10 March 2023 en-US in which the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) lost majority status. This is the first time since the election of 2004 that no party received an absolute majority in the Legislative Yuan.No party gets majority in Legislature; KMT wins most seats https://focustaiwan.tw/politics/202401130014 13 January 2024 Focus Taiwan 13 January 2024 Han Kuo-yu was elected the President of the Legislative Yuan. The next legislative election is due for 2028. Composition AffiliationElected in 2024CurrentRemarks Kuomintang 52 52 Democratic Progressive Party 5151 Taiwan People's Party 88 Independent 22 Caucus with Kuomintang Total 113113 Note: Bold represents ruling party Single-member constituency ConstituencyLegislatorPartyTaipei CityIRosalia WuDemocratic Progressive PartyIIWang Shih-chienDemocratic Progressive PartyIIIWang Hung-weiKuomintangIVLee Yen-hsiuKuomintangVWu Pei-yiDemocratic Progressive PartyVILo Chih-chiangKuomintangVIIHsu Chiao-hsinKuomintangVIIILai Shyh-baoKuomintangNew Taipei CityIHung Mong-kaiKuomintangIILin Shu-fenDemocratic Progressive PartyIIILee Kuen-chengDemocratic Progressive PartyIVWu Ping-juiDemocratic Progressive PartyVSu Chiao-huiDemocratic Progressive PartyVIChang Hung-luDemocratic Progressive PartyVIIYeh Yuan-chihKuomintangVIIIChang Chih-lunKuomintangIXLin Te-fuKuomintangXWu Chi-mingDemocratic Progressive PartyXILo Ming-tsaiKuomintangXIILiao Hsien-hsiangKuomintangTaoyuan CityINiu Hsu-tingKuomintangIITu Chuan-chiKuomintangIIILu Ming-cheKuomintangIVWan Mei-lingKuomintangVLu Yu-lingKuomintangVIChiu Jo-huaKuomintangTaichung CityITsai Chi-changDemocratic Progressive PartyIIYen Kuan-hengKuomintangIIIYang Chiung-yingKuomintangIVSean Liao Wei-hsiangKuomintang VHuang Chien-haoKuomintangVILo Ting-weiKuomintangVIIHo Hsin-chunDemocratic Progressive PartyVIIIJohnny ChiangKuomintangTainan CityILai Huei-yuenDemocratic Progressive PartyIIKuo Kuo-wenDemocratic Progressive PartyIIIChen Ting-feiDemocratic Progressive PartyIVLin I-chinDemocratic Progressive PartyVLin Chun-hsienDemocratic Progressive PartyVIWang Ting-yuDemocratic Progressive PartyKaohsiung CityIChiu Yi-yingDemocratic Progressive PartyIIChiu Chih-weiDemocratic Progressive PartyIIILee Po-yiDemocratic Progressive PartyIVLin Tai-huaDemocratic Progressive PartyVLee Kun-tseDemocratic Progressive PartyVIHuang JieDemocratic Progressive PartyVIIHsu Chih-chiehDemocratic Progressive PartyVIIILai Jui-lungDemocratic Progressive PartyHsinchu CountyIHsu Hsin-yingKuomintangIILin Szu-mingKuomintangMiaoli CountyIChen Chao-mingIndependent (Caucuses with KMT)IIChiu Chen-chunKuomintangChanghua CountyIChen Hsiu-baoDemocratic Progressive PartyIIHuang Hsiu-fangDemocratic Progressive PartyIIIHsieh Yi-fongKuomintang holdIVChen Su-yuehDemocratic Progressive PartyNantou CountyIMa Wen-chunKuomintangIIYu HaoKuomintangYunlin CountyITing Hsueh-chungKuomintangIILiu Chien-kuoDemocratic Progressive PartyChiayi CountyITsai Yi-yuDemocratic Progressive PartyIIChen Kuan-tingDemocratic Progressive PartyPingtung CountyIChung Chia-pinDemocratic Progressive PartyIIHsu Fu-kueiDemocratic Progressive PartyYilan CountyChen Chun-yuDemocratic Progressive PartyHualien CountyFu Kun-chiKuomintangTaitung CountyHuang Chien-pinKuomintangPenghu CountyYang YaoDemocratic Progressive PartyKinmen CountyChen Yu-jenKuomintangLienchiang CountyCheng Hsueh-shengKuomintangKeelung CityJonathan LinKuomintangHsinchu CityCheng Cheng-chienKuomintangChiayi CityWang Mei-huiDemocratic Progressive PartyLowland AboriginalIJeng Tian-tsair(Sra Kacaw)KuomintangIIChen Ying(Asenay Daliyalrep)Democratic Progressive PartyIIIHuang Jen(Kin Cyang)KuomintangHighland AboriginalIKao Chin Su-mei(Ciwas Ali)Independent (Caucuses with KMT)IIWu Li-hua(Saidhai Tahovecahe)Democratic Progressive PartyIIILu Hsien-yi(Sasuyu Ruljuwan)Kuomintang Party-list proportional representation No.NamePartyRemarks1Lin Yueh-chinDemocratic Progressive Party2Puma Shen3Ariel Chang4Hung Sun-hanResigned on 24 November 2024 after appointed as Minister of Labor5Loh Meei-ling6You Si-kunResigned on 2 February 2024 after failed re-election for President of the Legislative Yuan7Fan Yun8Ker Chien-ming9Shen Fa-hui10Chuang Jui-hsiung11Michelle Lin12Jean Kuo13Wang Cheng-hsuReplaced You Si-kun14Wang Yi-chuanReplaced Hung Sun-han15Chen Pei-yuNo.NameParty1Han Kuo-yuKuomintangPresident of the Legislative Yuan2Ko Chih-en3Ko Ju-chun4Weng Hsiao-ling5Chen Jing-hui6Wu Tsung-hsien7Lin Chien-chi8Chen Yeong-kang9Hsu Yu-chen10Hsieh Lung-chieh11Su Ching-chuan12Chang Chia-chun13Wang Yu-minNo.NameParty1Huang Shan-shanTaiwan People's PartyResigned under "two-year clause"2Huang Kuo-changResigned under "two-year clause"3Chen Gau-tzu4Wu Chun-chengResigned on 25 February 2025 due to conflict of interest over "Strong Generation zh 壯世代" project5Mai Yu-zhenResigned under "two-year clause"6Lin Kuo-chengResigned under "two-year clause"7Lin Yi-chunResigned under "two-year clause"8Chang Chi-kaiResigned under "two-year clause"9Liu Shu-pinReplaced Wu Chun-cheng10Hung Yu-shiangReplaced Huang Shan-shan11Tsai Chun-chouReplaced Huang Kuo-chang12Wang An-hsiangReplaced Mai Yu-zhen13Chiu Hui-juReplaced Lin Kuo-cheng14Chen Ching-lungReplaced Lin Yi-chun15Li ZhenxiuReplaced Chang Chi-kai; ousted after expelled from party16Hsu Chung-hsinReplaced Li Chen-hsiu References 11 Taiwan