Yoon, "Four major reforms completed" right after the by-elections...I'm not going to take a position on sensitive issues.

[Anchor]
The day after the by-elections, President Yoon Suk Yeol reiterated his commitment to complete four reforms, including healthcare reform.

The presidential office refrained from officially responding to sensitive issues such as the remarks of Han Dong-hoon, the representative of People's Power, and the prosecution's acquittal of Kim Gun-hee.

Reporter Shin Yoon-jung reports.

[Reporter]
The day after the by-elections, President Yoon Suk Yeol visited Gangneung, Gangwon Province.

He is the first incumbent president to attend the national membership contest of the national movement organization "The Movement to Live Properly," which marks the 35th anniversary of its launch, for two consecutive years.President Yun

said in his congratulatory speech that the four major reforms of pension, labor and education, including healthcare reform, are a desperate task for the country's sustainable development and will not stop.

[Yoon Suk Yeol / President] There will be many difficulties, there will be resistance. But I will definitely complete these four reforms with you.]

The presidential office also put forward the position notification regarding the results of the by-elections, saying that it will continue to push for the four reforms and overcoming low birth rates.

At the same time, he said he would accept the will of the people and change the will of the people regarding the shortcomings identified through the electorate, and said he would work harder.

However, Han Dong-hoon, the representative of People's Power, did not take a position on the call for the suspension of Kim Gun-hee's external activities and personnel reform of the presidential office.

It is interpreted as an intention to prevent the exposure of differences in the process of fully coordinating the exact timing and format of the meeting between President Yoon and Han scheduled for early next week.

The president's office did not respond to the prosecution's decision not to indict Kim Gun-hee and suspicions related to Myung Tae-kyun regarding the alleged involvement in Deutsche Motors stock price manipulation.

The presidential office said that nothing legally problematic had been revealed in various suspicions surrounding Kim, and that there was no need to respond.The meeting between President

Yoon and Representative Han is expected to be the starting point for the 'change' that the president's office said it would change.

I'm YTN's Shin Yoon Jung.