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Analyzes the remarks made by Cabinet spokesperson Luo Bing-cheng regarding local governments' attempts to implement stricter regulations than the central government, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ractopamine pork import controversy.
A fierce conflict erupted during the 2016 review of the 'One Case, One Rest' amendment to the Labor Standards Act. DPP Committee Chair Chen Ying forcibly opened the session, with staff reading the clauses at extreme speed. Chen declared the review complete in about 15 minutes, successfully pushing the draft through. KMT Legislator Johnny Chiang mockingly dubbed her 'One-Minute Ying.' The article questions whether this will spark sustained labor protests and suggests that social movement groups, having lost their political backing, may return to a state of 'dogs barking at a train'—loud but ignored.