Political consultative body of ruling and opposition parties "will produce meaningful results by the end of December"

The ruling and opposition parties' government council, which was launched to discuss how to resolve the medical crisis, said it would produce meaningful results by the end of December.

Kim Sung-won, a member of the People's Power who attended the meeting as the ruling party's representative, told reporters after the meeting that the council will run until the end of December, but will try to give Christmas gifts to the people before possible.

In a closed-door meeting, the medical community then demanded the return of the resignation major and the guarantee of autonomy of the Korea Institute of Medical Education and Evaluation, and the government replied that it would seriously discuss it.

In the absence of the opposition party, Han Dong-hoon expressed great regret at a closed-door meeting that the health of the people was the purpose of the consultative body and the method was communication, according to senior spokesperson Han Ji-ah.

He also said he did not discuss the issue of increasing medical schools in the 25th grade, but added that there are no restrictions on the agenda for the council to discuss.

Starting this week, the council decided to hold a small meeting every Wednesday and a general meeting at 2 p.m. on Sunday.