National Assembly's Political Affairs Committee, Hanwha Kim Dong-kwan, 'Timef' Koo Young-bae, etc. adopted as witnesses to the National Assembly.

The National Assembly's Political Affairs Committee has adopted Kim Dong-kwan, vice chairman of Hanwha Group, the eldest son of Hanwha Group Chairman Kim Seung-yeon, as a witness to the National Assembly's parliamentary audit.

The political committee members will verify the group's alleged expedient succession, focusing on Vice Chairman Kim.

In addition, the National Assembly adopted big tech executives such as Kakao Pay CEO Shin Won-geun, Apple Korea CEO Peter Aldenwood, and Google Korea President Kim Kyung-hoon as witnesses for questions about the leakage of personal information, and Q10 Group CEO Koo Young-bae for an interim inspection of the Timev incident.