Opposition lawmakers are insisting President Lai Ching-te take questions from the legislature over a proposed US$40 billion special defense budget. Meanwhile, ruling party lawmakers say that would set a dangerous precedent.
00:00A 40 billion US dollar special defense budget has been stalled in the opposition-led legislature for the fifth time.
00:07Lawmakers from the ruling party are airing their frustrations over the holdup as opposition lawmakers demand the president answer their questions.
00:30The special defense budget would be the country's highest on record.
00:38It's part of President Lai Qingde's plan to develop an anti-missile T-Dome system.
00:43The president says he's willing to make a policy report, but that taking questions would violate constitutional checks and balances.
00:51Opposition lawmakers say the president's refusal will stall the bill longer.
01:00A separate 2026 general budget has also faced stalls in the legislature.
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