Passport “I need to spend an additional 100 trillion won” Vice Minister 2 “Who pays it, get pissed”

Enter 2021.03.18 16:45 | Revision 2021.03.18 17:26

Representative Yong Hye-in and Seoljeon of the Basic Income Party
“80 trillion won for 400,000 won per person, 20 trillion won for loss compensation”
Deputy Minister Ahn “Talking too easily without thinking about the burden of expenses”

In the process of controversy over the scale of the budget for the additional budget (additional budget) for corona damage support and economic stimulus, Rep. Yong Hye-in of the Basic Income Party and Second Vice Minister of Strategy and Finance It was captured on the 18th.

Rep. Yong said at the National Assembly’s Planning and Finance Committee this morning, “Korea’s ratio of national debt to GDP (Gross Domestic Product) is overwhelmingly lower than that of the OECD (Economic Cooperation and Development Organization), and Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki opposes that’Financial is not anger. The additional budget of 15 trillion won is passive,” he said.

Rep. Yong said, “The people are suffering under the name of financial soundness without an entity.” It will be,” he insisted.

Then, Vice Minister Ahn, who is in charge of the budget, said, “As the recent crisis has prolonged, the pace of the increase in the fiscal deficit has accelerated.” Deputy Minister Ahn said, “If you talk as if you can easily make a 100 trillion won deficit, it puts a tremendous burden on future generations,” he said. “Who will pay 100 trillion won and how. I want to discuss the part that talks too easily without thinking about the cost burden.” .

However, Vice Minister Ahn said, “I think I’m so easily pissed off. What is 100 trillion, 100 trillion is” in the process of leaving the conference room door after the meeting of the conference.

Then, Congressman Yong held a press conference that afternoon and said, “I agree with the US’s 2000 trillion stimulus plan, but the record that South Korea’s 100 trillion won is unreasonable, there is no black comedy on the other side.”

Rep. Yong said, “I am concerned about the government’s decision-making process because the vice minister, who is responsible for responding to the economic crisis, is easily upset by the parliamentary debate.” “In the last supplementary speech, Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun said,’I will actively review the rational alternatives proposed by lawmakers’,” he said. “But today, Vice Minister Ahn was far from what the Prime Minister said.”

Vice Minister Ahn is considered a budget expert who has held positions in the budget field. He entered public office with the 32nd Administrative Examination and held key positions such as budget system manager, budget general manager, and budget manager. After graduating from Seoul National University’s Department of Trade, Vice Minister Ahn received a master’s degree from the Graduate School of Public Administration at Seoul National University and the University of Ottawa, Canada, and a Ph.D. in Public Administration from Catholic University.