The superintendent of the metropolitan and provincial superintendents said, "We need to come up with measures to secure financial stability through the integration of reserves."

The superintendents of metropolitan and provincial education across the country issued a statement urging the government to come up with a plan to secure the stability of the reserved integrated financial resources.

The National Council of Provincial Superintendents expressed concern, saying that specific standards and procedures for securing finances and transferring funds are missing from the revision of the law on the integration of reservations, which transfers childcare affairs under the supervision of local governments to the Office of Education.

In particular, the revised bill only stipulates that local governments organize childcare expenses every year and transfer them to the metropolitan and provincial offices of education, so if they are not transferred in a timely manner, the situation where each office of education takes on the expenses can be reproduced, such as the conflict over the past Nuri course.

Therefore, in order for the Office of Education to secure stable funds for reservation integration, it demanded that special provisions be added, such as specifying the timing of transfer of expenses in the relevant law amendment and imposing additional charges if they do not comply.