Child and Juvenile Welfare and Rights Protection Act Article 92

For publications other than newspapers, video programs, game software, or other items that the competent authority determines may affect the physical and mental health of children and juveniles and should be classified, if the person obligated to manage classification has any of the following circumstances, they shall be fined NT$50,000 to NT$250,000 and ordered to make improvements within a time limit. If they fail to improve by the deadline, continuous penalties may be imposed:1. Violation of Article 44, Paragraph 1, by failing to classify.2. Violation of the regulations on classification categories or content as stipulated in the regulations under Article 44, Paragraph 3.If the person obligated to manage classification mentioned in the preceding paragraph violates the regulations on labeling as stipulated in the regulations under Article 44, Paragraph 3, they shall be fined NT$30,000 to NT$150,000 and ordered to make improvements within a time limit. If they fail to improve by the deadline, continuous penalties may be imposed.Any person who violates Article 44, Paragraph 2, shall be fined NT$10,000 to NT$50,000, and have their name or organization name publicly disclosed, and be ordered to make improvements within a time limit; if they fail to improve by the deadline, continuous penalties may be imposed.