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Although the budget government has started in earnest, the controversy continues today in the National Assembly, sparked by the Minister of Justice, Choo Mi-ae. As the controversy grows, the approval rating of Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol increases. Although he was not within the margin of error in the polls of the following presidential candidates, he was also the first to take first place, beating Democratic Party representative Lee Nak-yeon and Gyeonggi Governor Lee Jae-myeong. Connect with reporters from the National Assembly. Reporter, manager! The prosecution’s controversy over the costs of special activities continues today Yes, starting at 10:00 am, the meeting of the Legislative Judicial Committee of the National Assembly was held in private to discuss next year’s budget by the Ministry of Justice. Since the budget for next year is being reviewed, the costs of special activities of the Ministry of Justice and the prosecution remain a problem. The members of the Popular Power met with the reporters before the closed session and emphasized that they would first focus on the budget that went to the Ministry of Justice among the expenses of special activities that should be allocated to the Prosecutor’s Office. The Ministry of Justice, not the investigation department, has received more than 1 billion won each year for special activities, which can only be used for espionage or investigation, and will check who and how the money was spent. The Special Committee on Budget and Accounting of the National Assembly is also conducting a review of next year’s budget for non-economic ministries and, while Minister of Justice Chu Mi-ae is in attendance, it seems difficult to avoid commenting on the expenses of special activities. Earlier, the Democratic Party and Minister Choo Mi-ae raised suspicions of misappropriation of special activities expenses by Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol and proceeded with the on-site inspection. However, after examining the details of the prosecution’s execution of the expenses of special activities in the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office, the power of the people is taking an offensive by generating controversy over the expenses of special activities of government ministries such as the Minister Chu and the Ministry of Justice. The people’s power is also referring to the special commission for the investigation of state affairs, and they are trying to broaden the issue of the controversy over expenses of special activities from the prosecution to the Ministry of Justice and the government. In a radio interview this morning, Ho-young Joo repeatedly emphasized that since the national blood tax of about 1 trillion won a year organizes expenses for special activities, it is necessary to verify it thoroughly through special commissions for investigation of matters. national. The Democratic Party protests that the Moon Jae-in administration has cut 40% of spending on special activities, and the opposition’s argument is speculation. However, both parties cannot completely eliminate expenses for special activities on their own, but agree that the overall system needs improvement. In a radio interview, Democratic Party lawmaker Hae-ryeon Paik said in a radio interview that an agreement was reached between the ruling party and the opposition party to drop spending on special activities in the areas of investigation, diplomacy and security. As the controversy surrounding Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol grows, approval ratings rise. Did you say the survey results came out that ranked first in the approval ratings of the top major players? Yes, it wasn’t out of the margin of error, but Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol was found to be the first to rank first in a poll on the approval ratings of top presidential players. In a survey by Cookie News commissioned by Hangil Research, a public opinion research organization, President Yoon Suk-yeol’s approval rate was 24.7%, ranking first within the margin of error. Next, the representative of the Democratic Party, Lee Nak-yeon, was followed by 22.2%, and the governor of Gyeonggi, Lee Jae-myung, followed by 18.4%. President Yoon has formed a strong three-point structure in several recent public opinion polls with CEO Nak-yeon Lee and Governor Lee Jae-myeong. This is the first time since it was included in the survey. It is analyzed that the discord between the government and the ruling party in recent years has amplified the approval rating by highlighting President Yoon as an image against power. This survey was conducted with 1,022 voters aged 18 and over nationwide over three days from 7 to 9, and the sampling error is ± 3.1% p with a 95% confidence level. For more details, see the website of the Central Election Survey Review Committee. So far, the National Assembly has handed it over. Manager [[email protected]]
