台湾陆委会主委邱垂正表示，中国大陆自9月15日起实施新的出入境管理规定，将增加台湾民众赴陆的风险[1]。邱垂正指出，这些规定缺乏明确的法定要件和清楚的法律规范，管制内容模糊空泛，具有任意性[1]。他强调，中共长期以来虽然实施严格的出入境管理，但"不是一个法治国家"[1]。
邱垂正进一步指出，中共近年来不断完善国家安全相关法律，包括出入境等规定，这将增加台湾民众赴陆的风险[1]。陆委会呼吁民众警惕新规定可能带来的人身安全隐患，并建议民众在赴陆前做好充分的风险评估[1]。
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) has warned that new entry-exit regulations implemented by China on September 15 pose heightened risks to Taiwanese citizens traveling to the mainland. [1] According to MAC Chairperson Chiu Chui-cheng, the regulations lack clear legal requirements and contain vague, overly broad provisions that create room for arbitrary enforcement. [1]
Chiu characterized China as not being "a rule of law country" despite its longstanding strict border management practices. [1] He emphasized that the absence of defined legal standards and transparent regulatory frameworks has resulted in infringements on ordinary citizens' entry and exit rights. [1] The MAC chair noted that China has continuously updated its national security-related legislation in recent years, including entry-exit rules, which compounds the risks for Taiwanese residents. [1]
The council has urged citizens to carefully assess the potential personal safety risks before traveling to mainland China in light of these new regulations. [1]