The 2nd week of the inspection..."Mrs. Kim and Lee Jae-myung" are expected to fight for a difficult time.

[Anchor]
With the 22nd National Assembly's first parliamentary audit entering its second week, the suspicion of Kim Gun-hee and Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, are still expected to continue the judicial risk battle.

Conflicts are expected in various places, including the National Assembly of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee's High-ranking Public Officials Crime Investigation Office.

Reporter Lee Jun-yeop, do you think the audit will not be smooth again this week?

[Reporter]
This week, the so-called "black hole parliamentary inspection" is expected to continue, in which the battle over Kim Gun-hee and Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party, absorbs the issue.

At the Judiciary Committee's parliamentary inspection of the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit tomorrow, suspicions of Kim Gun-hee's intervention in nominations and external pressure on Chae's investigation are expected to be under fire.

The opposition party is expected to ask about the two allegations, while the ruling party is expected to urge the investigation into the Chae Sang-byung case to be completed in a hurry.

The Judiciary Committee is also set to audit the Jeonju District Prosecutors' Office on the 17th and the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office on the 18th,
The ruling and opposition parties are expected to face off fiercely over the investigation into former President Lee ∀'s son-in-law's alleged preferential employment, the indictment of Kim's alleged receipt of luxury bags, and the allegation of Lee Jae-myung's representative Dae Jang-dong.

In the Gyeonggi-do Provincial Government and the Gyeonggi Provincial Police Agency's parliamentary inspection, the ruling party is expected to focus on the investigation into the alleged preferential treatment of KONAI and the misappropriation of corporate cards related to local currency management agencies when Lee Jae-myung was governor of Gyeonggi Province.

The parliamentary inspection of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency is expected to launch an offensive over the alleged external pressure of the customs drug investigation, saying the opposition party may intervene in the presidential office.

In addition, the National Defense Commission's Army, Navy, and Air Force headquarters are expected to have a "Chungampa" workshop, which refers to the military's Chungam High School, and the Korea National Oil Corporation's audit of the Sanjawi is expected to have a "Great Whale Project" question.

So far, I've delivered it to you by the National Assembly.