National Assembly Representative Ahn Chul-soo and former independent lawmaker Tae-seop Geum are meeting at the National Assembly Hall on the 4th to negotiate a way to unify the’third zone’. Joint coverage photo
Ahn Cheol-soo and former lawmaker Geum Tae-seop agreed on the 15th to hold the first debate for’unification of the third zone’ on the 18th. Initially, the two decided to conduct the first TV discussion on this day, but disagreements were exposed in the way of discussion, and it was broken.
The People’s Party and the working-level consultation group on the part of the former lawmaker announced that they had agreed on this afternoon after having a fourth working-level negotiations on the same day and issued a statement. The discussion method is 20 minutes in the form of receiving a question from the moderator based on the questions agreed in advance after the two candidates make a headline speech, and afterwards, the leadership debate continues by selecting four each of the two fields determined by the candidates. Finally, the policy was decided to hold a 40-minute free discussion on the field of politics and policy. Representative Ahn and Rep. Geum Jeon held a’fight for your fault’, arguing that the other party was responsible for the debate scheduled for the day. Representative Ahn said that after having a TV debate once in the process of’unification of the third zone’ with Rep. Geum Jeon, in early March, it is impossible to have a TV debate with the candidate for the power of the people. As a result, former lawmakers protested, and the debate scheduled for this day was canceled. It was not decided whether or not to proceed with the 2nd TV discussion on this day. An official on the part of Congressman Monet said to “The National Assembly has requested the Central Election Commission for interpretation of the votes,” and that “depending on the results, we will discuss how to conduct the second discussion.” Earlier, on the 10th, the NEC delivered an interpretation of the votes 19 years ago related to the unified TV debate to the two candidate camps and guided them to “reference”. At the time of the 2002 presidential election, (KBS) inquired whether the broadcasting of the unified TV debate between Democratic Party candidate Roh Moo-hyun and National Integration 21 candidate Chung Mong-joon was a violation of the election law, and the election commission replied, “You can only broadcast once in the form of relay broadcasting.” Was. Based on this, Ahn has argued that renegotiations should be made in relation to TV discussions. This discussion will be relayed at. By Kim Mina, staff reporter [email protected]