A 113-seat Legislature, two ballots per voter and six special municipalities
Background
The plan cleared by the Executive Yuan will be executed by agencies answerable to the Legislature described here.
Constitutional amendments promulgated in June 2005 cut the Legislative Yuan from 225 seats to 113 and raised legislators' terms from three to four years.
Each electoral district elects one seat, and every voter casts one ballot for the district and another for at-large seats.
The president and vice president are directly elected, serve four-year terms and may be re-elected once.
Local government comprises six special municipalities, 13 counties and three autonomous municipalities with county status.
In order of population the special municipalities are New Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Taipei, Taoyuan and Tainan cities.
In plain words
At-large seats At-large seats — Seats filled from party lists rather than from a single geographical constituency.
Special municipality Special municipality — A top-level city under the direct jurisdiction of the central government.