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Today, the last day of the ordinary National Assembly, the National Assembly is expected to hold a plenary session after a period of time and propose an amendment to the Law for Investigating Crimes of Senior Officials.
The power of the people is defined as a legislative dictatorship, and obstructionism, or unlimited debate, has been requested for five bills, including the Air Transport Law.
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Has the plenary session started?
[기자]The plenary session, which was scheduled to start at 2:00 pm, is delayed.
It was announced that it would be delayed 15 minutes, but it was delayed again to 45 minutes and it was announced again that it was scheduled to open at 3pm a little earlier.
It was delayed when Kim Tae-nyeon of the Democratic Party and National Power Joo Ho-young met with the presidency of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Park Byung-seok.
It looks like the final discussion on the agenda for the plenary session and how to proceed with obstructionism.
The core of today’s plenary session is the amendment to the Air Transport Law.
It is content that effectively eliminates the veto power of the opposition party by easing the resolution requirements of the Candidate Recommendation Committee of the Minister of Public Affairs from 6 or more of the current 7 to 5 or more.
The Democratic Party is in a position to quickly launch the airlift, symbol of the reform of the institutions of power, through the revision of the Air Transport Law.
On the other hand, the power of the people is strongly opposed.
Filed for obstructionism, or unlimited debate, on five bills, including the Airborne Act.
Special Law 5.18, Special Law on Social Disasters, Law on National Intelligence Service and Law on the Development of Inter-Korean Relations were included.
A condemnation rally is held in front of the main conference room, and when the plenary session begins and airborne law is enacted, unlimited discussions will begin.
As lead off batter, Rep. Kim Ki-hyun, who was previously a fourth line judge, appears to appeal to the public about the injustice of the Air Transportation Act amendment.
It is known that the amendment to the Air Transport Act was intended to prevent the investigation of corruption in the current regime by appointing an aide to President Moon Jae-in as head of the airlift.
However, if the ordinary session of the assembly ends at midnight, the obstructionism will also automatically end.
If an extraordinary National Assembly is held tomorrow after that date, the amendment to the Air Transport Law cannot be prevented from being passed, as it must be voted on without delay, and it can only be delayed for a day or so.
The force of the people is fighting not only with the free sale fight, but also with the total resignation card of the affiliated leaders and legislators if the amendment to the Air Transport Law is passed.
Ho-young Joo said she was in charge of the situation this morning and asked for an interview with President Moon Jae-in, but said there was no response yet.
[앵커]In addition to today’s amendment to the Air Transport Law, will other bills be discussed in the plenary session?
Is it possible to process it?
[기자]With the exception of today’s Air Transport Law, there are more than 130 agenda items scheduled to be discussed in plenary session.
As long as the popular power has initiated the obstructionism, delays in the processing of other bills are inevitable.
However, the representatives of the ruling party agreed that, except for the bills that requested obstruction, some bills are expected to be approved today in plenary session.
The rest of the invoices are expected to be processed sequentially starting tomorrow.
The bills proposed for today’s plenary session included a bill to reform the police and the National Intelligence Service, a bill that extends the deadline for the Sewol ferry disaster investigation committee, and a draft of 5.18 Gwangju special law to investigate the facts of the democratization movement.
In addition, the Law on Trade Unions, which allows laid-off workers to join the union, and the Fair Economy Law 3 to strengthen corporate transparency, and the Law on Prohibition of War against North Korea were also presented in plenary session.
[앵커]By the way, the Democratic Party is speeding up legislation, and are there laws that state that they are the reverse of the originals?
[기자]The Third Law of Fair Economy is representative.
Yesterday, the amendments to the Trade Law and the Fair Trade Law were approved by the Judicial Committee and the Political Affairs Committee, respectively, but it is noted that they themselves rejected the promise of President Moon Jae-in, as he was withdrawing from the previous draft of the government.
First, in the case of the Trade Law, it is key to limit the voting rights of the largest shareholder and persons especially related to 3% when selecting a member of the audit committee, who is an external director.
Originally, it was decided to add the voting rights of the largest shareholder and related persons, but it has been revised to apply 3% separately.
Furthermore, in the case of the Fair Trade Law, the abolition of exclusive indictments, which means the authority to prosecute the accusation, was the key to cases related to the Fair Trade Law such as collusion.
Originally, in the previous stage, the Ahn Jeon Jeong-wi was transferred to the political affairs committee with the abolition of the exclusive indictments to persuade the representative Jin-gyo Bae of the Justice Party, a casting boat.
However, the Democratic Party changed it during the plenary resolution.
The Justice Party strongly opposes it, saying it was behind, and the Civic Alliance for Economic Justice, a civic group, criticized the Democratic Party for proclaiming it was a pro-chaebol party.
YTN Woo Cheol-hee at the Ministry of Politics[[email protected]]it is.
