Japanese colonial period
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Taiwan's household registration system was established in 1906 and during Japanese colonial period, in which two major classes referred to local residents and temporary residents. The household survey book, as well as the main and supplemental book, was also applied commonly. While the household survey was responsible by police, the household registration was carried out by clerks of local Baojia authorities.
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Taiwan's restoration
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The Household Registration Act was enacted as of Dec. 12, 1931. In 1946, the Enforcement Rules of the Household Registration Act was in effect in Taiwan, and registration was responsible by the civil administration authority.
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1969 - 1973
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In 1969, to comply with policies on social security, the integration of household registration and police affairs was implemented as a trial. Soon in 1973, the household registration was under supervision of the police authority.
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1992
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On Jul. 01, 1992, with the enforcement of "the division of household registration and police affairs," the household registration business was taken over by the civil administration authority.
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1985 - 1992
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Computerization of household registration was started as a trial.
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1993 - 1997
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Computerization and its promotion were completed in three separate stages.
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1997 – present
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Computerized household registration data was online nationwide since Oct. 01, 1997.
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