24 people’s strength, outside chairman,’Mulgali’… Gyeongnam Jang Ki-pyo and Kang Seok-jin are ‘survival’
Reporter Jeon Chang-hoon [email protected]
Input: 2020-12-24 17:18:19Revision: 2020-12-24 17:37:27Posted: 2020-12-24 17:19:35
The photo shows the power of the people Min Kyung-wook (left) and Kim Jin-tae.
On the 24th, the power of the people decided to replace 24 outside party council chairs, including former lawmaker Min Kyung-wook (Incheon Yeonsu-eul). Former Green Social Democratic Party representative Jang Ki-pyo (Kim Hae-eul) and former lawmaker Gang Seok-jin (Sancheong Hamyang Geochang Hapcheon), who initially recommended replacement by the Party Audit Committee, were not eligible for replacement. It means that all the chairpersons of Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam (PK) have survived.
Spokesman Bae Joon-young announced the list of out-of-home party council chairpersons to be replaced at a briefing that afternoon. Along with former lawmaker Min, lawyer Kim So-yeon (Daejeon Yooseong), who was controversial with the banner of’Moonlight Youngchang’, was included. Rep. Min immediately rebelled on Facebook, saying, “I returned home because I was going to listen to my explanation. Do you stick a knife in the back like this?”, and lawyer Kim said, “The vessel called’Chairman of the Party’ is too small for me. From today, I will start the party movement.”
People’s Power Yang-hee Lee, Chairman of Party Audit Committee. yunhap news
Earlier, on the 7th, the Party’s Audit Committee for the Power of the People recommended that 49 out of 138 outside party member councils (35.5%) be replaced, but the final’water change’ targets declined to 17.4%.
Among the former legislators of the 20th National Assembly, three people including Kim Young-hwan (Goyang-byeong, Gyeonggi-do) Jeong Mi-kyung (Suwon, Gyeonggi-do) and Kim Joong-ro (Sejong-gap) were eligible for replacement. By region, there are a total of 12 locations in Gyeonggi, with 3 locations in Jeonnam and 2 locations in Jeonbuk, and 1 location in Incheon, Gwangju, Daejeon, Sejong, Chungbuk, Chungnam, and Jeju.
Former lawmaker Kim Jin-tae (Gangwon Chuncheon, Cheorwon, Hwacheon, Yanggugap) Jeon Hee-kyung (Incheon Donggumi Chuhoogap), who was the subject of the replacement recommendation, was also excluded from the final list.
Spokesman Bae explained only that the reason for the exclusion was “a result of gathering a lot of opinions from the chairpersons of the city and provincial parties in addition to the quantitative evaluation of the Party Committee. In particular, in the Seoul area, all 11 recommended target sites were omitted. Bae said that the decision to re-discuss after observing the results of next year’s elections, considering the imminence of the Mayor of Seoul.
Reporter Jeon Chang-hoon [email protected]