Under the government's policy of openness toward the mainland, if people should run afoul of mainland laws when they go there to promote the Taiwan experience, can the government come up with any concrete measures, besides expressions of support and condemnations, to protect their rights?
在政府開放大陸政策當中，如果民眾前往大陸去推展台灣經驗時觸犯了大陸的法律，政府除了聲援與譴責之外，能不能提出一些具體的措施來維護民眾的權益？