Former head of the National Youth Commission, Wang Yu-ting and ex-chairman of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, Kao Su-po, officially stepped down and handed the baton to their successors yesterday. But when asked about their future plans, both declined to give definite answers.

At the handover ceremony, outgoing National Youth Commission minister Wang Yu-ting was all smiles.

But the minister without portfolio Tseng Chi-lang, who supervised the ceremony, said he was reluctant to see Wang's leaving.

When asked to comment on KMT's accusation that she refused to run in the legislator by-election in Greater Tainan, Wang said she didn't think that much, stressing that the priority now is to spend more time with her family.

Outgoing minister of Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission Kao Su-po said that political officials should know that they need to follow instructions and adjust their positions.

Kao said that he wasn't refusing to fight for the party but he thought the preparation time was not enough and didn't promise to join the by-election in Greater Tainan.

Now he will do his best to campaign for Chen Shu-hui. When the by-election result comes out on March 5th, he would consider whether to accept the party's arrangement to run the next legislator election.

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