The Second Standing Committee of the Legislative Council met with the "Social Work Law" group yesterday. It advocated the establishment of a three-year review period to solve the problem of the "one-two system" of public and private social workers and the convergence of Taiwanese social work graduates.

The 2nd regular meeting of the Legislative Council, which is responsible for scrutinizing the "Social Qualification Recognition and Registration System for Social Workers", met at 10 am yesterday and met with five associations and three concerned groups, including Caritas, Street General, Federation of Trade Unions, Women's Federation, and Society. The Staff Association, the Taiwan Social Workers Concern Group, the Social Worker Registration Concern Group, and the Social Workers Student Joint Focus Group understand their opinions on the bill. The Chairman of the Second Session, Mr Chan Ka-wu, concluded after the meeting that several organizations believed that the Bill should be set up for a three-year review period. On the issue of "one special two systems", the Government hopes that the Government will promote the civil service public service as soon as possible. Many groups agree that The government led the establishment of the social association, and the other group advocated that the social worker representatives of the second social association should be elected by civil society workers, and the members would be elected presidents. Another opinion advocates that social workers should account for the majority of the meeting, and there should be frontline social workers, not all of them at the supervisory level, and also advocate joining legal personnel or service user representatives to increase acceptability.

At present, many social workers in Macao are graduated from universities in Taiwan. The number of internships is 400 hours. Macao requires eight or nine hundred hours. It is concerned about the number of internship hours and the connection of degree names. Subject resolution.

Wu Yunfeng, chairman of the Macao Social Workers Association, said in an interview that the bill only regulates civil society workers. Public social workers do not cover them. Unfavorable professional development is necessary. It is necessary to set up special duties for government social workers to allow civil and government social workers to follow. Relevant ethical codes to protect the industry and service audience.