I hope intellectual exchange between Taiwan and Japan will continue in the future. Thank you very much.

Thank you very much, Minister Tang. It was my pleasure. Especially, you talked about agile co-governance, not agile governance. It is very instructive, especially for me. I think we have to stress more on multi-stakeholder processes and participation value. In terms of mutual cooperation, we, Japanese constitution scholars, have had ...

Thank you very much. Very instructive.

I have one question. Lawyers will read the record of this roundtable in a magazine, so I would like to ask, what do you think about the judiciary’s role in agile governance? I think the Constitutional Court of Taiwan contributed in interpreting, updating, and even setting some long-term goals, for ...

Thank you. That paints a very vivid image. Thank you very much.

I would like to ask a question. My question is, how can we synchronize the technology code and our political code in law? In Japan, usually engineers say, “I cannot understand what you mean, Professor” and we cannot understand what the engineer is really thinking. I suppose you are a ...

Thank you. Very interesting.

So, we would like to emphasize the speed in a PDCA cycle.

I would like to add just a comment. In Japan, the speed of changing regulations is much slower than in Taiwan.