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II. Procedures for reporting default:
A principal that fails to effect settlement within the specified period is in default. Securities brokers shall report the default in accordance with the provisions below, and shall at the same time notify the principal:
1. Computer transmission:
(1) Period for computer entry:
(i) Following confirmation of default by a principal, a securities broker shall immediately enter the default information into the TWSE computer. The deadline for reporting, in the case of delivery of securities sold, is 6:00 p.m. on the first business day following the confirmation of the trade; for the prices of securities purchased, the deadline is 6:00 p.m. on the second business day following the confirmation of the trade. However, on Monday through Friday, when bank operations prevent the broker from learning of any shortfall in the deposit of securities prices until after 6:00 p.m., the information shall be entered immediately, with a deadline of 8:00 p.m., and the bank notice shall be sent with a letter of report to the TWSE for verification.
(ii) If the principal is an offshore overseas Chinese or foreign national, when the securities broker reports the principal's delayed settlement and the principal fails to perform settlement obligation on time, the input time set forth in the preceding subparagraph may not be later than 6 p.m. of the third business day after the trade date.
(iii) A securities broker that enters information in accordance with the time period specified in items (i) or (ii) may, at 8:30 a.m. the next morning, receive and review the information on the principal's contractual default and submit it for display on the TWSE public announcement information system for that afternoon.
(iv) When a natural disaster occurs such that local mayors and county magistrates announce closure of schools and public offices, electronic reporting by securities brokers within the affected region shall be undertaken in accordance with the provisions for handling of settlements due in the TWSE Measures for Market Closing or Trading During Natural Disasters.
(2) Accidental breakdowns:
When accidental breakdowns result in interruptions in the computer transmission lines, securities brokers shall inform the TWSE Trading Department by telephone, and put information required to be input into written form, and after affixing the seals of the company and responsible person, send it via facsimile to the TWSE, which will subsequently carry out supplemental input based on the information contained in the facsimile.
2. Default report letter:
In addition to the report to the TWSE referred to in the preceding paragraph, in any instance when defaults by the same principal on the same day total NT$10 million or more, the securities broker shall file a letter of report with the TWSE for its files; the same shall be true when the default violates Article 91, paragraph 2 of the TWSE Operating Rules.
(1) Report letter content:
(i) The name of the principal.
(ii) The principal's account number.
(iii) The principal's national ID number.
(iv) The principal's address.
(v) The facts of the default.
(2) Copies of documents to be attached:
(i) The front and reverse sides of the principal's national ID card.
(ii) The consignment contract (front and reverse sides).
(iii) The letter of consignment.
(iv) The trading report.
(v) The settlement receipt form.
3. When a securities broker receives a brokerage order to buy or sell securities through an omnibus account, if the principal fails to perform its settlement obligations and default occurs, the securities broker shall report the default on the basis of the principal's brokerage account.
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