"This year's National Audit 'D-' grade...Lee Jae-myung, the National Audit of political strife over allegations of bulletproof and First Lady Kim"

The National Audit NGO Monitor Group, which has been evaluating state audit activities for 26 years, has given a report card of "D-," which is just above the failing score, to the national audit.

The monitoring team said in a report based on the parliamentary audit from the 7th to the 18th that all standing committees were "investigating" rather than investigating the Democratic Party's representative Lee Jae-myung and the trial, and the suspicion of Kim Gun-hee.

The main opposition Democratic Party of Korea, the largest opposition party and the largest party in the floor, then launched a "bulletproof parliamentary inspection" to defend Lee's judicial risk, and pointed out that the power of the ruling party, the people, focused on defending Kim by taking extreme actions such as presenting clear policies and leaving the parliamentary inspection of people's livelihoods.