Ruling party "seizure and search, cooperation in necessary areas"...Special Prosecutor's Law Re-Voting Fight

[Anchor]
The public's power is apparently embarrassed by the prosecution's search and seizure of the company, which investigates the suspicion of Myung Tae-kyun's intervention in the nomination.

He said he would actively cooperate with the necessary parts, but he is paying keen attention to where the prosecution's investigation will go,

The Democratic Party of Korea is pressing for the passage of the third re-vote of the Kim Special Prosecutor Act, centered on the suspicion of Myung, on the 10th of next month.

Let's connect with the National Assembly reporter to find out more. Reporter Hong Min Gi!

What is the atmosphere inside the people's power in the prosecution's search and seizure?

[Reporter]
Yes, there were some unexpected reactions within the people's power regarding the timing and method of the seizure and search.

I can even read the embarrassing atmosphere.

When the prosecution arrived at the People's Power Party, representative Han Dong-hoon, who attended the party debate, was seen answering the phone several times during the meeting.

First of all, he doesn't lose his coolness on the outside.

Joo Jin-woo, chairman of the party's legal committee, announced that he would issue a notice and carefully review the contents, scope, and execution method of the warrant, and that it would be handled in accordance with laws and principles.Representatives

also said they would cooperate to the extent that they did not harm the nature of political activities.

Rep. Kim Sang-wook, who met with reporters, said, "The search and seizure were conducted in the form of checking the audit data of the party,

Myeong Tae-kyun explained that it is a process to check whether there is anything related to the nomination of former lawmaker Kim Young-sun or Pohang mayor.

He then said that the prosecution should not be allowed to look at the situation because there are public suspicions, and that party officials are also cooperating with the necessary areas.

However, there are many voices within the people's power concerned about how far the prosecution's investigation will affect.

The recent allegations that Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon paid for the poll to Myung in the 2021 by-election were not included in today's search warrant.

[Anchor]
In the midst of this, the opposition party is in a mood to pass the re-decision on the Kim Gun-hee Special Prosecutor Act, which is scheduled for the 10th of next month, right?

[Reporter]
Yes, it is.

The Democratic Party of Korea criticized President Yoon Suk Yeol for exercising his right to demand reconsideration in the third Special Prosecutor's Act.

Park Chan-dae, the floor leader, told President Yoon that the "countdown of collapse" has begun, and insisted that he would pass the special prosecution law in the re-vote.

Let's listen to it for ourselves.

[Park Chan-dae / Minjoo Party floor leader: The number of military residents] The fall of the Yoon Suk Yeol regime was inevitable as he resisted overwhelming public sentiment and rejected Kim Gun-hee as a special prosecutor.

Spokesman Hwang Jung-ah also raised her voice at the briefing, saying, "The price of truth will hurt the more the ruling party refuses to give the independent counsel, as the people's power refused to submit nomination data is the prosecution's seizure."

The Democratic Party plans to postpone the special prosecution's re-vote, which was originally expected to be tomorrow, to the 10th of next month, and watch the internal strife in the ruling party caused by the controversy over the bulletin board of the People's Power Party.

In a call with YTN, a key floor official said there is no possibility that the independent counsel law will be passed at this time, and that even 0.1% should increase the possibility of passing it while aging the atmosphere.

On the other hand, the power of the people is confronting that the opposition party is using a different measure, saying that the "single confrontation" against the special prosecution law remains.

Chairman Han Dong-hoon said that the party will not be affected by the postponement of the Democratic Party's re-vote of the special prosecution law.

Let's listen to it for ourselves.

[Han Dong-hoon / Representative of People's Power: The politics of our people's power is not controlled or affected by the Democratic Party's situation]

Kang Myung-koo, a member of the People's Power Party, said on YTN radio that the opposition party's postponement of the plenary session has a political purpose to take advantage of the ruling party's internal division, and that he will lay the special prosecution under his wing and go to impeachment.

In a call with YTN, a key floor official also stressed that the eight breakaway votes are not a block of the independent counsel law, but a block of constitutional amendment, and that this block is not in a situation where it will collapse.

[Anchor]
Within the ruling party, there was also a discussion on "collective voting rights" ahead of the re-decision of the Special Prosecutor Act, so please explain this as well.

[Reporter]
Yes, some of the three-term lawmakers of the People's Power are known to have proposed a "collective right" plan at a recent dinner with floor leader Choo Kyung-ho.

The plan is to receive lawmakers' plaques and ballots when re-voting the Special Prosecutor Act, but not enter the voting booth at all and put the plaques and empty ballots directly into the ballot box.

It seems to be aimed at fundamentally preventing the departure vote because it does not signify anything, such as the approval and rejection of the independent counsel law.

However, floor leader Choo Kyung-ho met with reporters in the morning and drew the line that some people do not know how to vote, but they are not deciding or discussing how to vote.

On the other hand, the Democratic Party argued that this strategy violates the right of individual lawmakers to vote.

In a morning meeting, Park Chan-dae, the floor leader, criticized the lawmakers for not thinking of pledging loyalty to Kim Gun-hee, as the people's power "muzzled" them.

I'm Hong Min Gi of YTN in the National Assembly.