Tomorrow, the parliamentary inspection begins...Ruling and opposition parties clash over 'Busan Geumjeong'

[Anchor]
The first parliamentary audit of the 22nd National Assembly is just a day away.

The ruling and opposition parties plan to focus on the suspicion of First Lady Kim Gun-hee and the judicial risks of Representative Lee Jae-myung, respectively, and a head-on collision is expected tomorrow over the alleged illegal expansion of the presidential residence.

I'm connecting you with a reporter from the National Assembly. Reporter PARK JEONG HYUN!

Please point out the main issues of the parliamentary audit starting tomorrow.

[Reporter]
Yes, from tomorrow to the 1st of next month, the National Assembly will conduct a parliamentary audit.

Starting with the Supreme Court inspection of the Legislative and Judiciary Committee, government ministries such as the Korea Communications Commission, the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will be audited one after another.

In this parliamentary inspection, the Democratic Party of Korea adopted a large number of around 100 witnesses and references related to the suspicion of Kim Gun-hee, signaling an all-round offensive.
∀}Tomorrow, the ruling and opposition parties are expected to fight over the so-called 'suspected illegal expansion of the presidential residence' by the Public Administration and Security Committee.

The main point of the suspicion is that the interior company in charge of the construction of the presidential residence won billions of won worth of construction through friendship with Mrs. Kim.

The Democratic Party of Korea has called the company's representative, Yoon Jae-soon, the presidential secretary for general affairs, and officials from the Ministry of Public Administration and Security as witnesses tomorrow.

The ruling party plans to set up an official at Daegu Suseong Saemaul Geumgo at the National Assembly to counter the suspicion of Yang Moon-seok of the Democratic Party of Korea.

At the same time, fierce battles are expected in the Ministry of Science and ICT, including the adoption of Lee Jin-sook, chairman of the Korea Communications Commission, who is currently suspended from his duties, as a witness.

The Democratic Party of Korea plans to make a full-scale attack on suspicions related to Kim during the parliamentary inspection and lay the groundwork for the re-issuance of the Special Prosecutor Act based on this.

Details are expected to come out at a press conference hosted by floor leader Park Chan-dae this afternoon.

In response, the ruling party is aiming to change the political situation by tightening the pressure on the basin, as representative Lee Jae-myung's first trial sentence is scheduled one after another next month.

[Anchor]
The by-elections are also 10 days away, and the political atmosphere is heating up, right?

[Reporter]
Yes, both the ruling and opposition party representatives went all out yesterday, running on-site schedules in areas where elections were held,
Representative Han Dong-hoon
is on a campaign trail in Busan this morning as well as yesterday.

Street greetings are being held at churches and churches where Sunday mass and worship are held.

In fact, the people's strategy was to hold regional elections as the election did not include lawmakers or heads of regional organizations. However, as the atmosphere has changed recently, such as the decline in approval ratings of the party and the government, it is also seen that the government is starting to revise the strategy.

Tensions are on the rise, paying attention to the opposition's move to unify candidates,

In particular, the impact of 'Kim Gun-hee's risk' has increased, and the atmosphere within the supporters has recently been poor,

As a dinner is scheduled today for representative Han Dong-hoon and other close lawmakers, we are also interested in whether related stories will come out.

In the meantime, the Democratic Party and the Cho Kuk Innovation Party plan to confirm a single candidate for Busan's Geumjeong-gu District Office today.

Earlier, after struggling with the unification negotiations once on the 4th, we decided to decide the candidate based on the results after two days of polling yesterday and today.

The results will be announced at 5 p.m. today.

I'm Park Jung-hyun of YTN in the National Assembly.