"President Yoon's negative stance on concerns over the independent counsel law and calls for three major demands"

[Anchor]
President Yoon Suk Yeol reportedly expressed his concern about the Special Prosecutor's Law for First Lady Kim Gun-hee.

It seems that he has expressed his position that he will not actually accept the three issues requested by representative Han Dong-hoon, such as personnel reform of the presidential office and Kim's external activities.

I'll connect you with a reporter from the presidential office to find out more.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung, please tell us in detail what President Yoon said at yesterday's meeting between President Yoon and Han Dong-hoon!

[Reporter]
Yes, in a meeting with President Yoon Suk Yeol earlier, Representative Han Dong-hoon delivered three demands regarding First Lady Kim Gun-hee: personnel reform of the President's Office, suspension of external activities, and resolution of various suspicions, the People's Power said.

To sum up the coverage of senior officials in the presidential office, President Yoon is said to have emphasized that he will first clean up those who have problems when it comes to "reform the staff."

He also added that he specifically asked Chief of Staff Jeong Jin-seok to tell what kind of problem a person in the presidential office had caused.

As for the suspension of Mrs. Kim's external activities, it is known that Mrs. Kim is already having a hard time and has no desire for external activities.

Regarding suspicions surrounding Kim, such as a conversation with Myung Tae-kyun, President Yoon explained that he had cut ties with Myung, but in Kim's case, he seemed to be trying to appease her, unlike himself, officials in the presidential office said.

It is said that there were also conversations about the Special Prosecutor's Law for Mrs. Kim, which had four votes for departure earlier.

Let's say Han met with dozens of ruling party lawmakers to persuade them to oppose the independent counsel law,
President
Yoon reportedly answered that if ruling party lawmakers stand in the same position as the opposition party at some point, the result is inevitable.

In addition, President Yoon reportedly refuted the need for the appointment of a special inspector emphasized by representative Han Dong-hoon, saying that the issue should be resolved by agreement between the ruling and opposition parties.President

Yoon and representative Han ended their 80-minute meeting by talking about the prospects of the U.S. presidential election.

President Yoon does not seem to have expressed his intention to "accept" Han's demand, which is expected to lead to difficulties in the future.

So far, the president's office has delivered it.