"Special Inspector General's General." A close war of nerves...MIN JU, "The special prosecutor is the answer".

[Anchor]
Amid ongoing conflict within the ruling camp over whether to pursue a special inspector who manages the president's relatives, a war of nerves between factions was openly expressed at a meeting of the People's Power leadership this morning.

Under pressure from the close circle, the pro-Yoon-gye responded that the party should stop destroying itself.

I'm connecting with the National Assembly reporter, reporter Lim Sung-jae!

You're saying that you and your friends had a war of words in public?

[Reporter]
A war of nerves within the party continues over the timing and method of the general meeting of lawmakers to discuss the issue of "promoting a special inspector," the biggest topic in the ruling party.

Representative Han Dong-hoon and Floor Leader Choo Kyung-ho, the parties to the disagreement, faced the Supreme Council this morning, but did not directly address this issue.

However, there was a battle between pro-Yoon-gye and pro-Yoon-gye in the nature of a proxy war.

In Yo-han, a member of the Supreme Council who is considered to be pro-Yoon-gye, emphasized the need to share differences and opinions but seal their opinions without informing them too much.Let's listen to



[In Yo Han / Supreme Council Member of the People's Power: Something destructive, once again, something destructive, I think we should avoid destroying ourselves.]

On the other hand, Supreme Council member Kim Jong-hyuk held an "open general meeting of lawmakers" and received a statement from Supreme Council member In that discussion and voting should take place on the promotion of a special inspector.Let's listen to



[Kim Jong-hyuk / Supreme member of People's Power: I think the party and the people have the right to know what our lawmakers are making about the recommendation of the special inspector]

After the leadership meeting, representative Han Dong-hoon met with reporters and declined to say that there could be various opinions on claims such as the "open general meeting of lawmakers."

Floor leader Choo Kyung-ho, who met with the party's standing committee chairman and the standing committee secretary at the same time, told reporters after the meeting that it would be physically difficult to hold a general meeting of lawmakers this week,
He said he would not add anything to the claim of the
'public protocol'.

In the meantime, 201 days after the April general election, the white paper of the general election, which cited unstable government-government relations as the cause of defeat, has been released, and attention is being paid to how it will affect the topography of the party.

The Democratic Party of Korea has repeatedly made it clear that discussions on the promotion of a special inspector within the ruling party are not the essence of solving the issue of First Lady Kim Gun-hee.

Floor leader Park Chan-dae, referring to the recent struggling presidential poll, reiterated at the morning meeting that accepting Kim as the only solution to quelling public anger is to calm down the public's anger.Let's listen to



[Park Chan-dae / Minjoo Party floor leader: The only solution to quelling public anger is for the president and his wife to tell the truth to the people and accept the "special prosecutor Kim Gun-hee."]

Representative Lee Jae-myung also urged Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, to look only at the people, as representative Han said, even if his position is a little embarrassing.

A key opposition official also stressed to YTN the importance of the off-the-shelf struggle scheduled for the 2nd of next month, and did not hide his intention to condemn Kim and use it as the basis for the special prosecution law.

[Anchor]
The ruling and opposition parties launched a joint pledge consultative body on the floor, right?

[Reporter]
Kim Sang-hoon, chairman of the People's Power, and Jin Sung-joon, chairman of the Minjoo Party's policy committee, held a "2+2 meeting" with the deputy floor leader of each party.

Early last month, representatives Han Dong-hoon and Lee Jae-myung agreed to launch a joint pledge consultative body between the ruling and opposition parties.

The ruling and opposition parties agreed to fulfill their original mission of handling bills for people's livelihoods even though they fight when they fight.

Let's listen to the remarks of Democratic Party Chairman Jin Sung-joon.

[Jin Seong-jun / Chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea Policy Committee: The bills that both parties want to focus on, especially the bills that they think can be agreed upon, and if they agree with each other....]

Reflecting the purpose of the consultative body, we decided to speed up the revitalization of the semiconductor and AI industries, support for small business owners and self-employed people, and come up with measures to ease the burden on household debt.

The two parties plan to operate a "2+2" consultative body at all times, and under the leadership of the two parties' policy committees, the bill that can be agreed upon in practice will be autonomously processed if it is handed over to each standing committee.

[Anchor]
The ruling and opposition parties have joined hands for the first time in a while, but conflicts are expected at the National Assembly Standing Committee, right?

[Reporter]
Today's attention is paid to the National Assembly Steering Committee's Subcommittee on National Assembly Operation Improvement, which has been in private since the morning.

Attention is focusing on whether the restriction on the exercise of the right to demand a presidential reconsideration, which the opposition party pushes for and the ruling party opposes, and the ban on the recommendation of candidates for permanent special prosecutors to the ruling party will pass the subcommittee.

In particular, the revision of the rules of the permanent special prosecution includes excluding two members of the ruling party's recommendation from the composition of seven special prosecution candidates in the case of investigations involving the president or his family.

If the two issues pass the subcommittee in the conflict between the ruling and opposition parties, the people's power is expected to condemn it, saying it intends to shake both the administration and the judiciary in one hand.

However, there is no clear way to prevent this, even if we go to the general meeting of the steering committee, the Legislative Judicial Committee, and the plenary session in the future.

However, restrictions on the exercise of the right to demand reconsideration require legislation, so the possibility of the president exercising the right to demand reconsideration on the law itself cannot be ruled out in the future.

Since the case related to the permanent special prosecution is a revision of the National Assembly rules, the president cannot veto it.

So far, I'm YTN Lim Sungjae in the National Assembly.