President Moon Jae-in is speaking at a meeting of chief and advisors held at the Blue House on the 22nd. On the left is Shin Hyun-soo, Min Jeong-suk. yunhap news
On the 23rd, the day after Shin Hyun-soo, chief executive officer of the Blue House, returned to work, passports such as the Blue House were struggling to alleviate the confusion, focusing on the keynote of “People’s Lives First”. A high-ranking official at the Blue House said on the day, “The work of the civilian senior office is working normally. “I am not concerned that it is difficult for Shin to coordinate between the Ministry of Justice and the prosecution.” Park Ju-min, a member of the National Assembly’s Legislative and Judicial Committee, asked in a radio interview on the day (CBS) that President Moon Jae-in would make a decision regarding the rise of Chief Shin. Will be done.” Also, regarding the observation that Shin will withdraw sooner or later even if he stays at the Blue House, he said, “I think it will play a role in the future without any problems.” Passports such as the Blue House are striving to ensure that this “saber wave” does not appear as a stumbling block of state administration arising in the process of conflict with the prosecution. He said he would not be dragged into the frame of’Prosecutors vs. President’. One Democratic Party member said, “The reason why the president separates (the new chief and the president) while driving this situation into a conflict between the president and the prosecution is a malicious frame that the president ignores public welfare and tries to capture the prosecution. It is not a reform but a job problem.” Political critic Yoo Chang-seon said, “When the voices of the hard-line Democratic Party members who will punish the prosecution by creating a’investigation office’ etc. become louder, they will be sucked into the issue of conflict with the prosecution again. “In the passport), rational people must take the lead in order to return to the principle of public welfare first.” However, within the Blue House, there is a perception that the wave of death is inappropriate while reassuring Shin’s return. An official from the Blue House said in a phone call that day, “Shief Shin went to work the day before and said he was sorry by telling the seniors that he would take over from the president. The President will continue to grapple with (on the issue of Shin’s rise).” By Lee Wan, staff reporter, Seo Young-ji, [email protected]