Taiwan Indigenous Television (TITV) was always criticized by its non independent character; from 2005 to 2006, TITV was managed by some non-indigenous commercial televisions; and from Jan. 2007 to date, TITV was managed by Taiwan Public Television Service Foundation (PTS), by the Wireless Television Enterprise Government Disposal Ordinance. However, current being managed status violates the Indigenous People Cultural Foundation Establish Act, which legislated in Dec. 2007. Many scholars of communication and media support that the PTS should keep managing TITV to avoid the intervention from the controlling agency of the Act in government- Council of Indigenous Peoples Affairs, Executive Yuan. I argue neither the Ordinance nor the Act would probably make TITV autonomous. The Act is controlled by political party and ruling government, and the Ordinance is somehow bowed to mainstream value. I claim a complete and independent TITV Law is necessary to admit TITV an independent character.