Opposition "Suspicious National Audit"..."Legislative dominance should be over."

[Anchor]
As the parliamentary audit is just a day away, tensions in the political world are also increasing.

Opposition parties are determined to turn Kim Gun-hee into a "final inspection" to investigate suspicions,

The ruling party countered that what should end is the Democratic Party's legislative dictatorship.

I'm connecting with the reporter. Reporter Jeong Inyong!

[Reporter]
Yes, it's the National Assembly.

[Anchor]
Please point out the main issues of the parliamentary audit starting tomorrow.

[Reporter]
Yes, the parliamentary audit will be held from tomorrow to the 1st of next month.

Starting with the Supreme Court audit of the Legislative and Judiciary Committee, government ministries such as the Korea Communications Commission, the Ministry of Public Administration and Security, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will be audited by the competent standing committee.

As the confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties has been steeply formed over various pending issues, a sharp confrontation is expected during the parliamentary inspection.

Tomorrow, the Public Administration and Security Committee is expected to face a fierce battle between the ruling and opposition parties over the alleged illegal expansion of the presidential residence.

The main point of the suspicion is that the interior company in charge of the construction of the presidential residence won billions of won worth of construction through friendship with Kim, but the Democratic Party of Korea has called officials from the presidential office as witnesses.

The ruling party plans to wage a defensive war while setting up an official at Daegu Suseong Saemaul Geumgo at the National Assembly to investigate the "suspicious loan of convenience" of Rep. Yang Moon-seok of the Democratic Party of Korea.

The ruling and opposition parties also expressed their determination ahead of the parliamentary audit,
Park Chan-dae, floor leader of the
Democratic Party, held a press conference and insisted that he would make the Kim Yoon Suk Yeol administration's total incompetence and Kim Gun-hee's alleged manipulation of state affairs into a 'final parliamentary inspection'.

In the meantime, apart from the parliamentary audit, the government raised the level of its offensive to push for the independent counsel law against Kim, which was rejected at the plenary session on the 4th, as soon as possible, and to conduct a permanent special prosecution.

Floor leader Choo Kyung-ho of the People's Power set the day to target the Democratic Party's "final parliamentary inspection," saying, "What should be done is the Democratic Party's legislative congestion and political strife," and that he will paralyze state affairs only for the sake of Lee Jae-myung's representative, Bangtan.

Floor spokesman Shin Dong-wook also strongly opposed the Democratic Party's intention to lead it to a political controversy, saying it is a betrayal of the people to fill the precious seat of checking the country's livelihood with political strife.

[Anchor]
The by-elections are also 10 days away, and the political atmosphere is heating up, right?

[Reporter]
Yes, earlier yesterday, both ruling and opposition party leaders ran on-site schedules in areas where elections were held,
Representative Han Dong-hoon of
held a street campaign for the Busan Geumjeong-gu District Office's by-election yesterday and today.

He repeatedly appealed for support for candidates for the People's Power, and continued to criticize the opposition's move to unify candidates.

A representative who claimed the previous day that the Democratic Party and the Cho Kuk Innovation Party were holding a "unification show" for the coalition, pointed out that the election was not a central political party, but an election to select local workers who would work for the politics.

In the midst of this, representative Han is also having a dinner with close lawmakers today, and attention is also being paid to whether there will be talks about the risk of Kim Gun-hee.

The Democratic Party and the Cho Kuk Innovation Party plan to confirm the single candidate for Busan's Geumjeong-gu District Office in a little while.

After having difficulties in negotiations the day before yesterday (4th), we decided to decide the candidate in the afternoon based on the results after two days of polling yesterday and today.

Even if the unification is achieved in Busan, fierce competition between the two parties is expected to continue in the re-election of Gokseong and Yeonggwang counties in Jeollanam-do.

Political influence continues over remarks during the election process.

Yesterday, Representative Lee Jae-myung did not directly mention impeachment, but he said democracy is a way to bring it down if it is serious enough to wait for the election,
Regarding
, the ruling party issued a comment, saying that it lost its sense of discernment when the noose of judicial risk tightened against representative Lee, and strongly criticized him for wielding the sword of impeachment recklessly.

Rep. Na Kyung-won and Secretary-General Seo Bum-soo also posted individually on social media, saying the opposition's impeachment offensive is raging.

In response, Kim Min-seok, a supreme council member of the Democratic Party of Korea, responded that he was confused by the ruling party's interpretation, saying, "We are distorting and editing Lee's words."

This is YTN Jeong Yong-yong in the National Assembly so far.