The Control Yuan yesterday published the latest list of asset declarations by government officials.

The latest list showed that Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Legislator Chang Ching-chung (張慶忠) and his wife own more than NT$1 billion (US$30 million) in assets.

Chang and his wife own hundreds of plots of land, four buildings, nearly NT$146.45 million in bank deposits, more than NT$211.748 million in securities, jewelry valued at NT$9.11 million, more than NT$604.2 million in creditors’ claims and NT$76.5 million in investments, the report showed.

The list also showed that Financial Supervisory Commission Chairman Sean Chen (陳冲) and his wife own two plots of land, two buildings, more than NT$24.4 million in bank deposits, nearly NT$4.58 million in fund beneficiary certificates, jewelry and other property valued at about NT$2.1 million, about NT$29.449 million in securities and approximately NT$8.52 million in debt.

Chen and his wife’s land and the property in Taipei’s Xinyi District (信義) and other securities are held in trust.

KMT Legislator Lo Shu-lei (羅淑蕾) declared 27 plots of land, 13 properties, approximately NT$80 million in bank deposits, about NT$18 million in securities and nearly NT$150 million in creditors’ claims.

KMT Legislator Ho Tsai-feng (侯彩鳳) and her husband own 20 plots of land, nine properties, about NT$5.3 million in bank deposits, around NT$20 million in securities, NT$20 million in debt and NT$170 million in investments.

The list showed KMT Legislator Liu Sheng-liang (劉盛良) and his wife own 148 plots of land, 11 properties, approximately NT$53 million in bank deposits, NT$25 million in securities, jewelry valued at around NT$630,000, NT$46 million in creditors’ claims, NT$74 million in debt and NT$112 million in investments.

It also showed the debt of independent Legislator Yen Chin-piao (顏清標) increased from NT$43 million in December 2007 to NT$113.6 million, while he owns five plots of land, a building and about NT$16 million in securities.