General Assembly
The highest authority, normally convened once each year. Members exercise voting, election, candidacy, and recall rights as provided by the bylaws.

ORGANIZATION & GOVERNANCE
TAQCIT publishes its legal identity, governing bodies, membership framework, and governance principles from registration records and Ministry of the Interior–approved bylaws. The site does not infer details for which current formal records are unavailable.
PUBLIC REGISTRATION
English-name standard: under the Ministry of the Interior–approved bylaws, the association's official English name is Taiwan Association of Quantum Computation and Information Technology. All public-facing organizational identification uses this form. The generic technical term quantum computing and original event titles remain unchanged.
APPROVED BYLAWS
This is the Ministry of the Interior–approved copy provided by TAQCIT. If a later amendment completes the required legal process, the latest version on record with the competent authority prevails.
Adopted by the first general assembly on September 12, 2020, and approved for record by Ministry of the Interior letter Tai-Nei-Tuan No. 1090057152.
Download approved bylaws (PDF) ↓GOVERNING BODIES
The highest authority, normally convened once each year. Members exercise voting, election, candidacy, and recall rights as provided by the bylaws.
Eleven directors and three alternates. Directors elect three executive directors and then elect the president from among them.
Three supervisors and one alternate. The supervisors elect one executive supervisor to oversee board work and finances.
The bylaws allow a secretary-general and other staff. Current personnel, responsibilities, and contact points follow TAQCIT's latest formal announcement.
DISCLOSURE SCOPE
Institutional rules and documents are published first. Current rosters, internal administration, and personal data require version and authorization checks.
Registration records, approved bylaws, legal purpose, governing bodies, membership classes, and basic rights and duties.
Current directors, supervisors, secretariat, annual plans, annual outcomes, confirmed partnerships, and other formal association information.
Internal budgets, reimbursements, personal data, judging deliberations, or meeting deliberations unless formally approved or legally required.
PRINCIPLES
Every governance record should trace to a formal document, competent-authority record, or TAQCIT approval.
Lists, bylaws, and association information carry versions or update dates so obsolete material does not persist.
Public outcomes and institutional information belong on the website; personal, financial, and internal administrative data receive appropriate protection.
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