1. To support national construction and government expenditures, we completed the financing for the 2026 Central Government General Budget Proposal, the Special Budget for Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction Following Typhoon Danas and the July 28 Torrential Rainfall; the Special Budget for Strengthening the Resilience of the Economy, Society, and National Security in Response to International Developments, and the Special Budget for Post-Disaster Reconstruction of the Matai'an Creek Barrier Lake in Hualien, which were passed by the Executive Yuan and then submitted to the Legislative Yuan for approval, as follows:

(1) The 2026 Central Government General Budget Proposal: the annual revenues and expenditures drawn separately were NT$2,862.3 billion and NT$3,035 billion, leading to a NT$172.7 billion deficit. Combined with the debt repayment of NT$126.5 billion, the total financing demand is NT$299.2 billion, which will be funded by NT$299.2 billion debt borrowing.

(2) The Special Budget for Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction Following Typhoon Danas and the July 28 Torrential Rainfall (2025-2027): the annual expenditures drawn were NT$60 billion. All expenditures will be funded with debt borrowing.

(3) The Special Budget for Strengthening the Resilience of the Economy, Society, and National Security in Response to International Developments (2025-2027): the annual expenditures drawn were NT$544.7 billion, which will be funded by the NT$444.4 billion surplus from previous fiscal years and NT$100.3 billion with debt borrowing.

(4) The Special Budget for Post-Disaster Reconstruction of the Matai'an Creek Barrier Lake in Hualien (2025-2030): the annual expenditures drawn were NT$27 billion. All expenditures will be funded with debt borrowing.

2. To ensure national security and development, we continue to execute the New Fighters Acquisition Special Budget (2020-2026) and the Sea-Air Combat Power Improvement Plan Purchase Special Budget (2022-2026). The annual expenditures of these special budgets in 2026 are NT$39.8 billion and NT$29.3 billion, respectively, both of which will be funded with debt borrowing.

Performance:

We will strictly abide by the Budget Act, the Public Debt Act, the Fiscal Discipline Act, and other regulations to manage to control government debt. The ratio of the central government's outstanding debt to the average nominal GDP for the previous three years to the budget is projected to be 26.6% in 2026 (actual debt-to-GDP as of November 30th, 2025 is 24.3%), maintaining sufficient fiscal resilience.