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Moon Jae-in’s administration has been waging an all-out war on property speculation by strengthening loan requirements for housing funds after its inception. However, it turns out that several government-run public institutions are lending up to 200 million won for housing to employees with internal funds. This money was not captured by government loan regulations, so I did not ask or ask where to buy the house. This is reporter Lee Seung-bae. An employee of Public Company A, which is called God’s Workplace, bought a house in Gaepo-dong, Seoul in January this year. The housing funds included 100 million won loaned by the company. Employees of other public institutions also borrowed 120 million won from the company this year to buy a house in Mok-dong, Seoul. All are public institutions that have moved to the provinces. These public agencies lend their employees the cost of buying a home, and they didn’t even investigate how much home they received and how much they received bank loans. The regulations on real estate loans, which have been strengthened since 2017, have not been applied at all. The problem is that there are not just one or two public institutions that offer these poor loans. As a result of a survey of 23 public institutions under the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, around 1,200 people borrowed money from companies in the last three years after the inauguration of the government of Moon Jae-in to find a home in the metropolitan area, of which a third is Seoul. I was. The total amount of the loan exceeds 100 billion won. In particular, Road Corporation, LH and Korea Appraisal Board, which are agencies under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, which are responsible for property policy, had such a system. Public institutions are struggling with government regulations. Those agencies claim that the company’s funds provided well-being for the employees. He also clarified that it is not possible to investigate if it is subject to government regulations such as LTV because it is not a loan through a financial institution. The government, which declared an all-out war on speculation, made clear that it was not willing to lift regulations until house prices were set. However, even public institutions that need to support and enforce government policies are struggling to fight injustice. YTN Seungbae Lee[[email protected]]is.