Part III ＞ Transparency and Accountability: Practice What You Preach 6 Financial Report The national institution shall have an infrastructure which is suited to the smooth conduct of its activities, in particular adequate funding. The purpose of this funding should be to enable it to have its own staff and premises, in order to be independent of the Government and not be subject to financial control which might affect its independence. “Composition and guarantees of independence and pluralism,” Paris Principles Our 2022 budget at NT$ 131,388,000 is 10.95% higher than that of 2021 (NT$ 118,422,000).7 About 88.03% of the budget was implemented (NT$ 115,664,588), which is 16.23% higher than Figure 3 the previous year (the amount budgeted for implementation in 2021 was NT$ 99,510,321 with NT$ 21,790,869 reserved for implementation in 2022). Budget Plans of 2021 and 2022 118,422 118,422 2021 Figure 4 Execution of Budget Plans 2021 and 2022 2021 Reserved 15.97 %% 84.03 76 2022 2022 11.97%% 88.03 88.03 % 84.03 % 2021 2021 7 131,388 11.97 % 15.97 % Implemented Unit: NT$ thousands 131,388 2022 2022 The budget included here only covers the current account and capital account of the NHRC, not the personnel budget. National Human Rights Commission 2022 Annual Report