Talk:American Institute in Taiwan

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[edit] Status of AIT employees

I removed the following sentences from the article because I am pretty sure that this information is dated and not current.

"The staff consists of nominally private citizens, but these are officials of the United States Department of State who are technically on leave, although they continue to collect seniority ^{[citation needed]}. Funding for AIT comes exclusively from the United States government ^{[citation needed]}."

Please return this to the main page if you can find a current reference. I will keep looking myself.--M4701 14:42, 25 July 2006 (UTC)