Legislator / Tech policy / AI, cybersecurity, and network resilience
Ju-Chun Ko is a member of the 11th Legislative Yuan at-large seat in the Republic of China (Taiwan), focused on AI governance, cybersecurity resilience, and communications infrastructure.
Passed third reading in the Legislative Yuan on 2026/06/30
It moves virtual asset regulation from AML registration to a dedicated act, balancing investor protection, innovation, stablecoins, and cross-border supervision.
Passed Third Reading on 2025/12/23
It sets a shared legal baseline for AI development and risk governance, so innovation, accountability, and public trust can move forward together.
Passed Third Reading on 2025/5/13; now pushing the Restart Nuclear Power referendum
It reopens a legal path for extending stable low-carbon power, turning an energy dead end into a decision that can be reviewed on safety and evidence.
The amendments to Articles 36 and 95 of the Telecommunications Management Act passed third reading on July 21, 2026
It upgrades communications resilience from a single-cable dependency to a layered backup network, reducing the risk of Taiwan going dark during disruption.
Passed third reading; NT$240 billion over six years allocated through annual budgets to advance unmanned systems procurement and industrial development
After the central wave: publish the metrics, damage assessment, and accountability first—then talk about northern throttling
The Education and Culture Committee held a public hearing on 2026/06/10 and began reviewing the Esports Development Basic Act draft on 2026/07/30; the review paused over cross-party disagreement on whether to pass a dedicated law
The Education and Culture Committee reviewed the University Act amendment draft on 2026/08/05; the Education Minister said universities should be plural and open to different voices
Tesla Taiwan formally submitted FSD application documents to VSCC on June 16; technical review, road testing, and MOTC approval still follow
Speech before the Committee of the Whole
Libraries with AI approved by the Ministry of Education; Executive Yuan promised a two-month review of AI vouchers
December 18, 2025
Legislative Deliberation and Budget Advocacy
October 31, 2025
July 21, 2025
December 24, 2024
December 24, 2024