Beginning from the third-term Legislative Yuan, a series of congressional reforms have been put into place: institutionalizing the inter-party negotiation has been one of the most important steps among all. It hopes to improve the legislative function and efficiency. However, several institutional drawbacks have been found after the first reform, which leads to the second-round cogressional reform to correct the problems made by the previous reform and to prefect the institution. As the inter-party negotiation becomes increasingly important, this papaer will firstly address imbalance of inter-party negotiations in the policy-making process, from the perspective of legislative decision-making theory. To better understand the origin and transformation of system of inter-party negotiation, we shall explain the impact of the first-round and second-round congressional reforms on the system; in return, analyze the impact of the system on legislative procedure and substance. We hypothesize that after the second-round reform, the dominance of the inter-party negotiation system in the legislative procedure and substance has been improved. Our evidence from interviews and official documents shall prove it. From our primary observations, after the second congressional reform, inter-party negotiation system has been gradually matured, corrected the problem of overriding the committee's professional decision-making, and come to strike the balance of the labor division with the committee.