Parking motorcycle on side stand incurs a 1200 fine? Police reveal 'key reason for penalty'

Taiwan's legal system is truly bizarre. Many regulations are completely unknown to the public. If it's legislation, shouldn't the detailed rules, amendments, or basis for legislation be published? Shouldn't the legislative body announce and set an implementation date? Why use it like a legal trap, letting people step into it and get fined to establish authority? Moreover, many regulations are implemented directly without explanation, and they frequently change, leaving people confused. Enforcement is also completely arrogant and chaotic, with frequent blunders, wasting administrative resources on pointless activities. Citizens are exhausted, wasting money and time, only increasing confrontation between the government and the people, throwing national laws and household rules into disarray. It's truly a chaotic world. So, shouldn't they just issue an official document to mandate that manufacturers remove it from new vehicles, to avoid fines? What kind of logic is it to fine for this too? The parking space is just that big, just park within the lines, right? The rearview mirror exceeding the white line incurs a fine? Should we carry a spirit level every time we go out to measure, to avoid being fined?