An official audit has revealed significant shortcomings in Taiwan’s efforts to establish a robust counter-drone defence system. The report highlights technical weaknesses and the collapse of a key procurement program due to repeated testing failures. These issues raise concerns about Taiwan’s ability to effectively counter Beijing's increasingly sophisticated drone technology. Capability gaps, procurement failures, and delays in establishing a fully integrated network are hindering progress. The findings underscore the challenges Taipei faces in keeping pace with China's advancements. This lack of preparedness leaves Taiwan vulnerable to potential drone-based reconnaissance or attacks. The audit suggests a critical need for reassessment and accelerated development of Taiwan’s drone countermeasures.