National Assembly inspection of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy was once crippled by the opposition party's 'suspicious Mrs. Kim' offensive.

At the parliamentary audit of the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Corporation and KOTRA by the National Assembly's Trade, Industry and Energy Small and Medium Venture Business Committee, the ruling party strongly protested when opposition lawmakers raised suspicions about Kim Gun-hee.

The opposition party raised suspicions that the sponsor of Kobana Content, run by Mrs. Kim, was unusually recognized as a service product in the "World-class Products" contest organized by KOTRA.

In response, the ruling party protested that the remarks did not fit the purpose of the proceedings, and criticized the remarks, saying that they would have been ordered by the leadership of the Democratic Party of Korea.

As loud voices came and went between the ruling and opposition parties, Chairman Lee Chul-kyu of the People's Power declared the suspension of the audit and resumed the parliamentary inspection 40 minutes later under the agreement of the ruling and opposition party officials.