The reasons for the seizure and record of the expedited decision are ‘audit data’

KHNP seized and searched on day two In order to investigate the suspected early closure of Nuclear Power Plant No. 1 of Wolseong, Daejeon district prosecutors and investigators, who have been seizing and searching the headquarters of the Korea nuclear and hydroelectric power station in Yangbuk-myeon, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongbuk, are entering the building for the second day. The prosecution seized and searched the offices of key officials, including former Commerce, Industry and Energy Minister Paik Un-gyu and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power President Jeong Jae-hoon. Gyeongju = News 1

The prosecution seized the offices, homes and mobile phones of the Blue House, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, and former and current high-ranking personnel of Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power, approximately a week after attributing the accusation of early closure from the ‘Wolseong Unit 1’ nuclear power plant to the Daejeon District Prosecutor’s Office. I searched. The background of the prosecution’s approach to the core of the case immediately on the first day of the forced investigation is said to have been the “investigation background material” from the Audit Office, which was described in detail alongside a complaint.

To summarize the coverage of Dong-A Ilbo, the Audit and Inspection Board recently sent a 200-page report on the feasibility of the decision to close Wolseong Unit 1 and separate reference material to the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office. These data are known to have been instrumental in understanding the facts and persuading the courts due to the strong evidentiary relationship and legal review. It is said that the prosecution did not specifically request the sending of the data. There is an analysis by the Prosecutor’s Office that “even from the auditor’s point of view, it was determined that an investigation was necessary.” Around the Audit and Inspection Board, it was said that “Chief Jae-hyung Choi, a former judge, was directly involved in the preparation of related reports.”

Daejeon District Law sealed about 100% of the prosecution’s search warrants for Korea Gas Corporation President Chae Hee-bong, former Industry Minister Baek Un-gyu, and Han Su-won President, Jeong Jae-hoon, who served as the presidential secretary. The decision to close Wolseong Unit 1 and the removal of data from the Ministry of Industry, and other data to examine the decision-making process will be guaranteed.

It is also assessed that the prosecution is free from criticism of some of the ‘contract investigation’ passports following the accusations of the opposition party, since the data of the auditor, which functions as an independent audit of the administration, served as fulcrum for research. It is also interpreted as “the combined front of Attorney General Yoon Seok-yeol and Auditor General Choi Jae-hyung, who have repeatedly fought with the regime on suspicions of corruption of the living power.” The prosecution has not responded at all to the high-intensity criticism of the passport. A prosecution official said: “The issuance of a search warrant means that judicial review standards have been met for the investigation agency’s ‘voluntary investigation’ concerns.” Regarding the fierce criticism of the passport, “Is it correct that the policy covers the facts? He refutes that it is political not to consider the case as the case, but to cover the political meaning of “democratic control of the prosecution.” Nor is the view that the prosecution sacrificed the nuclear postwar issue, the Moon Jae-in administration’s main promise to attack the regime, is inappropriate. Even during the presidency of former President Lee Myung-bak and former President Park Geun-hye, there are many precedents in which the alleged corruption of the “ living power ” was passed to the prosecution through the auditor’s office upon entering the fourth year of power. Earlier, in July of last year, President Moon Jae-in granted a letter of appointment to President Yoon and ordered: “Investigate even the corruption of the living power.”

Jang Seok [email protected] · Reporter Go Ceramics