The second scheduled talk between the Ministry of Finance and the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) over the party's disputed assets ended without any results yesterday, as both parties called into question one another's sincerity in tackling the issue.
Lin said that "the KMT is not sincere in wanting to return its assets because it wants to return only a part and not the entirety of its
assets."
According to Lin Yung-jui, the party had, since last September, relinquished 80 percent of the party's 165 properties to their owners.
Lin Yung-jui added that the party is also now handing over its seven movie theaters, the Shih Chien building (????) and the Shih Chien Hall (???) which the party had announced in December that it would relinquish to the original owners.
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2004/02/05/2003097513
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