85% in favor of no confidence in the chairman of the medical association... "Incompetence and media response issues"

A survey showed that more than eight out of 10 members of the Korean Medical Association agree to distrust Lim Hyun-taek, chairman of the Korean Medical Association.

According to a survey led by Cho Byung-wook, a member of the Korean Medical Association's delegation, 1,689 out of 1,982 respondents from August 28 to April 27, 85.2 percent agreed on the need for no confidence in Chairman Lim.

As for the reasons for no confidence, 923 people chose "no separate opinion", 181 people were incompetent, 143 people responded to the media, and 138 people were dogmatic.

On the other hand, 293 respondents said they opposed the chairman's no-confidence, accounting for only 14.8% of the total respondents.

The survey was conducted to formally petition for a no-confidence motion of Chairman Lim, but the submission of the no-confidence motion was canceled due to the failure to obtain the consent of "a quarter of all voting members," which is the condition of the motion.