and tribes, especially in terms of disability prevention, delaying the onset of dementia, and the prevention and control of the use of tobacco, alcohol, and betel nut. Furthermore, the government should develop health care services for indigenous peoples according to local needs and establish a health care mechanism to increase the capacity of health services and promote sustainable development in accordance with General Recommendation No. 23. (2) The government should take more proactive and specific measures, such as strengthening its accidental injury prevention efforts and making improvements to the emergency evacuation system, to reduce the gap in average life expectancy, especially in mountainous areas with wide life expectancy gaps. (3) The government should enhance the training of medical personnel who actually live in indigenous areas, so as to improve the quality and accessibility of medical services for indigenous peoples. (4) The NHRC believes that health is a fundamental human right. In addition to examining health inequities among indigenous peoples using objective health indicators, the government should also conduct occasional assessments to examine the subjective well-being of indigenous peoples, such as satisfaction surveys exploring the level of respect for different ethnicities and the level of acceptance of different cultures in Taiwan. (b) Migrant workers I. Health examinations 110. According to Article 73 of the Employment Service Act , employment permits of employed aliens can be revoked based on the results of their health examinations. The Regulations Governing Management of the 78