National Health Insurance Act Article 80-1

A person who compromises the normal operation of any equipment or any computer room of the core information and communication system used in connection with the underwriting of this Insurance by the Insurer or the medical services provided by the Insurer under this Insurance (the “CICS”) by means of theft, destruction, or any other unlawful means shall be subject to imprisonment for not less than one year but not more than seven years and may also be fined not more than NT$ 10,000,000.A person who intends to endanger national security or the stability of the society and commits an offense prescribed in the preceding paragraph shall be subject to imprisonment for not less than three years but not more than ten years and may also be fined not more than NT$ 50,000,000.A person who causes a catastrophe as a result of his commission of any of the offenses prescribed in any of the preceding two paragraphs shall be subject to one and a half of the sentence prescribed for such offense; a person who causes the death of another person as a result of his commission of any of the offenses prescribed in any of the preceding two paragraphs shall be subject to life imprisonment or imprisonment for not less than seven years and may also be fined not more than NT$100,000,000; a person who causes serious physical injury to another person as a result of his commission of any of the offenses prescribed in any of the preceding two paragraphs shall be subject to imprisonment for not less than five years but not more than twelve years and may also be fined not more than NT$80,000,000.An attempt to commit any of the offenses prescribed in Paragraph 1 or Paragraph 2 is punishable.
中文原文 全民健康保險法第80-1條
以竊取、毀壞或其他非法方法,危害保險人辦理本保險承保或醫療服務之核心資通系統設備或電腦機房之功能正常運作者,處一年以上七年以下有期徒刑,得併科新臺幣一千萬元以下罰金。
意圖危害國家安全或社會安定,而犯前項之罪者,處三年以上十年以下有期徒刑,得併科新臺幣五千萬元以下罰金。
前二項情形致釀成災害者,加重其刑至二分之一;因而致人於死者,處無期徒刑或七年以上有期徒刑,得併科新臺幣一億元以下罰金;致重傷者,處五年以上十二年以下有期徒刑,得併科新臺幣八千萬元以下罰金。
第一項及第二項之未遂犯罰之。

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