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The controversial piece of legislation is now in the final leg of a second parliamentary process that could see it passed this year, warts and all. But only if nothing goes wrong procedurally. All eyes are on the public hearings now underway. The controversial piece of legislation is now in the. ....
Criticism has intensified over President Yoon Suk-yeol s appointments of a slew of unqualified political figures as the heads of state-run energy firms, as a reward for campaigning for him in the last presidential election, according to market watchers, Sunday. Choi Yeon-hye, a former lawmaker of the conservative Liberty Korea Party, a predecessor of the ruling People Power Party (PPP), was named head of Korea Gas Corp. (KOGAS), a state-run energy firm, Nov. 10. ....
Will this, the final leg of the Copyright Amendment Bill and Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill process, address all the thorny issues? Perhaps. But only if the people who represent us in the legislatures do their homework and really get to grips with each challenging clause of each complex. ....
The parliamentary audit of 783 government organizations will begin, Tuesday, the first National Assembly scrutiny of the Yoon Suk-yeol administration five months into being in office. The audits by 14 standing committees will continue through Oct. 24. ....
Korea Electric Power Corp. (KEPCO), the country s largest utility firm, and 11 of its subsidiaries spent about 2.5 trillion won ($1.7 billion) on employee bonuses over the past five years, according to data provided by a ruling party lawmaker, Tuesday, in what he said was the “height of irresponsible greed” of state-run firms at the expense of taxpayers. ....