Provide the content to be translated: (Film) Late-night emergency meeting! The Blue Camp spent nearly 90 minutes gathering personnel to counter the anti-death penalty and anti-martial law referendum.
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The Legislative Yuan held a meeting today (25th). Since the interference by New Party Deputy Secretary-General 游智彬 on the 21st, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has continued to boycott the session. Although the meeting was scheduled to end at 6 PM, the Kuomintang (KMT) and the People's Party did not extend the meeting, while the DPP claimed that the meeting was invalid. The KMT proposed two referendum issues, "anti-martial law" and "anti-death penalty," which the DPP criticized as empty referendums. During the meeting, DPP lawmakers withdrew, and the KMT immediately occupied the speaker's platform. In the end, the "anti-death penalty" referendum passed with 52 votes, while the "anti-martial law" referendum passed its second reading with 55 votes.
The Legislative Yuan convened today (25th). In response to the new party's deputy secretary-general You Zhibin causing a scene in the assembly on the 21st, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) caucus demanded Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu to thoroughly investigate and condemn the incident, which led to the proceedings being boycotted from then on. Today's meeting was scheduled to end at 6 PM, but the Kuomintang (KMT) and the People’s Party did not vote to extend the meeting during this time, while the DPP caucus argued that the meeting was invalid. After the KMT spent an hour and a half providing personnel reports, they advanced two referendum proposals directly to the second reading. The KMT's proposed referendums on "Opposing Martial Law" and "Opposing Death Penalty Abolition" were criticized by the DPP as being empty referendums. Despite the ongoing boycott, DPP legislators successively withdrew from the podium and the assembly, while the KMT caucus immediately occupied the podium. Around 7:25 PM, Han Kuo-yu entered the assembly and announced the meeting, intending to cooperate with the KMT and the People’s Party to advance the two referendum proposals. DPP caucus secretary-general Wu Siyao, secretary Chen Peiyu, and other legislators raised slogans claiming "Meeting Invalid" for their stance, while DPP caucus whip Ker Chien-Ming shouted Han Kuo-yu's real name and broke a cane. Additionally, KMT legislator Hsu Chiao-hsin was also injured. Ultimately, the first proposal, the "Opposing Death Penalty Abolition" referendum, passed with 52 votes in favor and 0 votes against, while the second proposal, the "Opposing Martial Law" referendum, advanced to the second reading with 55 votes in favor and 0 votes against.