"Right to demand reconsideration" conflict... "How to break down the government" vs. "Does it follow the rebellion?"

Kwon Sung-dong "Requesting Acting President Han to exercise his right to request reconsideration"
" Exploiting the Power of Large Opposition parties...Lee Jae-myung's 6th Act on the Breakdown of State Administration"
Park Chan-dae said, "Exercising the right to reject, I will follow the will of a rebellion."

[Anchor]
The ruling and opposition parties had a war of words over whether acting President Han Deok-soo would exercise his right to demand reconsideration.

The people's power to reject the "National Government Breakdown Act," which was passed by the opposition party, and the Democratic Party of Korea argued that it was following the will of a rebellion, not the people.

Let's connect with the National Assembly reporter to find out more. Reporter Hong Min Gi!

Please tell us the reaction of the ruling and opposition parties to the exercise of the right to demand reconsideration.

[Reporter]
At the meeting this morning, the floor leaders of both parties responded to the exercise of the right to demand reconsideration by Acting President Han Deok-soo.

First of all, acting floor leader and party leader Kwon Sung-dong said he once again asks acting Han to exercise his right to request reconsideration.

The Democratic Party of Korea abused the power of the huge opposition party and processed them unilaterally without an agreement between the ruling and opposition parties, and defined them as "Lee Jae-myung's Six Act on the Breakdown of State Administration."

I set the day for the Democratic Party, hoping to stop the intimidation politics that threaten an acting president with impeachment.

On the other hand, Park Chan-dae, floor leader of the Democratic Party, argued that the exercise of veto power is not a declaration that it will follow the will of the Yoon Suk Yeol, a rebellion.

He also mentioned that he wanted to ask an acting president if he wanted Yoon Suk Yeol to return to his position as president.

The so-called "Four Agricultural Laws" and the National Assembly Act are bills that strengthen agricultural price stability and parliamentary budget deliberation rights, he stressed, adding that they meet the national future, just like the standards put forward by Han.

Regarding the power of the people who requested the independent counsel to exercise the right to demand reconsideration in the independent counsel and the independent counsel law of Kim Gun-hee, he also voiced his opinion that the economy and diplomatic security would be fatally injured if the independent counsel did not suppress the rebellion.

[Anchor]
If the right to demand reconsideration is exercised on the six bills, what about the strategy of the ruling and opposition parties?

[Reporter]
Yes, first of all, the opposition party is planning a pressure strategy that if Han exercises his right to demand reconsideration, the appointment of three constitutional judges is inevitable.

In a phone call with YTN, a key floor official said that if Han exercises the right to demand reconsideration, which is the most active authority, the cause that the acting president cannot appoint a constitutional judge will be eliminated.

However, in the case of actual veto, the impeachment of an acting authority is a matter of careful consideration.

It is said that a comprehensive consideration should be given to whether Han's impeachment is beneficial and how public opinion will respond. If Han actually vetoes it, he will make a party-level position after discussion.

On the other hand, the people's power is natural to veto an unconstitutional bill unilaterally passed by the opposition party.

A key official of the People's Power said in a call with YTN that it should be unconstitutional for the acting president not to reject a bill that has an unconstitutional element.

He also insisted that the opposition party's "indefinite impeachment" of the State Council members should be prevented.Floor leader

proposed that the ruling and opposition parties come up with a bill to punish lawmakers who participated in the impeachment motion and vote for abuse of authority if the impeachment passed the National Assembly is rejected by the Constitutional Court.

[Anchor]
Yes, please point out the main issues of the ruling and opposition parties.

[Reporter]
First of all, the ruling party has been struggling to elect an emergency committee chairman since the resignation of former chairman Han Dong-hoon.

We decided to receive opinions on the emergency committee chairman for each player, including the first, second, and third term.

Floor leader Kwon Sung-dong said he should submit his opinion by tomorrow, and said he would announce it early next week after agonizing over the weekend.

The Democratic Party of Korea re-opened the debate on the amendment of the commercial law, which had been delayed due to the emergency martial law crisis.

CEO Lee Jae-myung will take the chairmanship and participate in SK Chairman Choi Tae-won to discuss expanding the director's duty of loyalty to shareholders.

It also seems to be speeding up its economic moves, saying it will form a "people's livelihood economic recovery group" to prevent prolonged damage to the people caused by the chaos in state affairs.

I'm Hong Min Gi of YTN in the National Assembly.