So we are also supporting and advocating for the abolishment of regulations concerning nationality, and that Taiwan’s Labor Standards Act should also apply to migrant fishers as well.

There is a controversial issue with Taiwanese vessels. Taiwanese vessels in international waters is still considered to be Taiwanese soil.

I hope that everyone knows that the achievement of this goal will be a win for the Taiwan government, the fishermen, and the industry. We can all win together. Next, Lennon will talk more about the results of this.

We are in a difficult environment. In Taiwan, we have good technology and a lot of talent. We have a good chance of getting this done. It will help with the resilience of this industry. That is the vision.

China has the largest fishing industry in the world. Taiwan has a chance to create a different example. We have LGBT. We have a reputation for valuing human rights in the Asia-Pacific region. We have a chance to create a new Taiwan through Wi-Fi, and allow the world to see ...

Why do we think that digital communication and Wi-Fi can reduce the risk of forced labor? We have talked about this a lot.

This is a critical moment. We are talking about a fishing industry which earns US$3 billion. and needs the assistance of other companies. This industry is facing more and more risks in the industry chain. The European and American markets are paying attention to the issue of forced labor. Taiwan ...

I will talk about the fishers’ chain. There are more than 1,000 chains in Taiwan. We are now working with Alphaz. Alphaz is a chain that specializes in working on many green issues, and we are collaborating with them on various issues. There are more than 11,000 chains in Taiwan. ...

I will add something. We mentioned that this is a new team. What’s good about this topic is that we get to review how Taiwan is doing on this topic and its resilience.

Hello, Minister Tang.

We need more chairs.