12 Facts About Tina Pan

Pan Wei-kang, known by her English name Tina Pan, is a Taiwanese politician.

Tina Pan was a member of the Legislative Yuan from 1993 to 2002 and again between 2005 and 2016.

Tina Pan served on the Taipei County Council from 1982 to 1993, when she first won election to the Legislative Yuan.

Tina Pan returned to the Legislative Yuan from 2005 to 2016.

Tina Pan stated in February 2017 that supporters had pushed her to explore a campaign for the Kuomintang leadership election scheduled for May Pan confirmed her candidacy for the position later that month.

Tina Pan placed sixth in the election, with 2,437 votes.

Tina Pan is the longtime chairwoman of the Modern Women's Foundation.

Tina Pan backed the Family Proceedings Act, which sought to speed up family law-related court cases to protect women and children.

Tina Pan has worked to expand the rights of immigrants to Taiwan throughout her legislative career.

Tina Pan attempted to lessen the waiting time required for Chinese spouses of Taiwanese nationals to seek permanent residency in Taiwan.

Tina Pan was critical of the Government Information Office which in 2006 researched a ban of soap operas produced in Japan, Korea, China and Hong Kong.

In 2014, Tina Pan assisted Joseph Levy, a French citizen who was born in Taiwan, with his application to Taiwan's merchant marine.