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On the morning of the 11th, at the People’s Fortress Internal Countermeasures Meeting held in the National Assembly, Ho-Young Joo, the hospital representative, greets the legislators and salutes. [김호영 기자]The government’s first opposition party, the People’s Power, has established a policy to curb the payment of 20,000 won for communication expenses over the age of 13 announced by the party government in the Special Committee on Budget and Liquidation of the National Assembly. .
If the National Assembly delays the fourth deliberation on the additional budget, there is a high possibility that the second disaster support payment will not go smoothly ahead of the Chuseok holiday as the goal of the holiday. On the 11th, Ho-young Joo, the head of people’s power, pointed out at the countermeasures meeting at the hospital, “Communication costs are said to increase due to remote teleworking and 20,000 won are paid.” “This point should be corrected during the preliminary evaluation process,” said the hospital representative. “Many citizens are suggesting that if so much money is to be spent, ‘Let’s make the flu vaccine free to all citizens.’ After the meeting, he met with reporters and noted, “It is about giving money close to 1 trillion won to the news agency, but it is not something that can be done with sanity in this difficult financial situation.” Those age 13 and older (46.4 million people) represent about 90% of the total population, and the government budget for communication expenses is approximately 900 billion won.
“There is controversy over the range of debts that can be handled in a situation where the first to the third additional administration has not been completed,” said Seong-won Kim, vice president of the National Powers. Criticized. The power of the people predicted the ‘Alil’ exam for the fourth supplementary administration, saying, “It does not even reach the level of giving pocket money to children,” in connection with the payment of 20,000 won for communication expenses. Representative Choo Gyeong-ho, secretary of the Preliminary Committee, also emphasized: “We will consult with the ruling party for payment before Chuseok, but we will examine it thoroughly so that no tax is leaked.” Jeju Governor Won Hee-ryong said via a social networking service (SNS) that day: “It is enough to spread vaccines to all citizens, and an additional budget of 500 billion won is required. Through this fourth supplemental administration, it costs to pay 20,000 won to communicate with all citizens. ” “It’s about half the money.” Governor Won argued: “Now, the prevention of the flu is the prevention of Corona 19” and “It is negotiable that the representative of the ruling party responds to the proposal of the opposition.”
The Blue House side expressed their discomfort at the voice of the opposition. Blue House policy officer Kim Sang-jo appeared on the KBS 9 o’clock news the same day and said, “I understand the purpose, but I can’t make 20 million new shots a month,” with regarding ‘free vaccination against the entire national flu’. “It takes time to secure production, and if you want to import it, people from other countries will not be able to get (injections),” Kim said. “We have secured supplies for 60% of the population, of which 150,000 people receive free vaccination.” The government is securing a significant amount of money to prevent the spread, “he stressed.
In the passport, a feeling of burden spreads as public opinion criticizes the support of 20,000 won for communication expenses. This is especially true because the measure was adopted by the leader of the Democratic Party, Lee Nak-yeon, proposed directly to President Moon Jae-in. However, there is no change in the willingness to follow the original plan. The leader of the Democratic Party, Kim Tae-yeon, said: “The fourth supplementary administration is more important than ever,” he said. “For the supplemental administration to run before Chuseok, the supplemental bill must be passed next week.” Ahn Min-seok, co-chair of the Democratic Party’s Crown 19 National Disaster Overcoming Committee, also appeared on a radio broadcast that day, saying: “Support for communication costs is insufficient, but it is better than not receiving it.”
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