Reward for small business owners who also jumped in the right business… Namki Hong “It’s not financial hwasoobun”

On the 22nd, Sang-ho Woo and Democratic Party lawmaker Woo Sang-ho, who ran for the Mayor of Seoul by-election on the 4th and 7th, announced on the 22nd, “As the mayor of Seoul, we will provide 1 million won each to small and medium-sized business owners who have suffered damage (corona 19).” On the morning of this morning, after meeting with reporters after the 7th policy presentation at the National Assembly, he said, “I can’t neglect the reality that (small and medium-sized business owners) are closing their doors and paying rents of millions of won or more.”

With Sang-ho Woo, Democratic Party member. [중앙포토]

This is in a similar context to the current government and ruling party promoting the introduction of a loss compensation system for small and medium-sized businesses. The intention is that the government should provide compensation for small business owners who suffered business losses due to the government’s measures to restrict meeting and business hours. On this day, Chief Spokesperson Choi In-ho also met with reporters after the Supreme Council and said, “(at the meeting) there were words that emphasized the state’s responsibility to compensate for the loss of Corona 19 and emphasized legislative legislation within the year.

The Ministry of Strategy and Finance, which is in charge of the country’s barracks, has expressed difficulties, but the current National Assembly is pouring out money-based support plans for small businesses regardless of the opposition party. Earlier in the Democratic Party, Rep. Kang Hoon-sik proposed an amendment to the Small Business Support Act, which provides 20% of the minimum wage and rent to self-employed people who suffered damages due to the government’s disaster response measures (estimated to invest 1.2 trillion won per month). 19 Infectious disease damage small business owners’ Loss Compensation Committee’ proposed a bill that is the main focus. Rep. Min Byeong-deok plans to propose a bill that compensates 50% to 70% of the loss compared to the previous year. Congressman Min estimated the cost of compensation for losses under the bill at 24 trillion won per month.

The people’s strength and the Justice Party also have consensus on the government’s support for compensation for losses. In the power of the people, Rep. Choi Seung-jae and Kwon Myung-ho proposed a Basic Law for Small Businesses, each requiring the government or local governments to compensate for the losses for small business owners who suffered losses due to government business restrictions. Justice Party President Kim Jong-cheol has also formalized his will to legislate the Loss Compensation Act.

However, there are criticisms that both the ruling and the opposition parties are only propelling bills and pledges, and that an alternative to astronomical funding has not been properly prepared. Ahead of the 4/7 re-election, the populist policy is to be promoted with’temporary cash distribution’.

Maintaining a passive stance on the loss compensation system of the government and ruling party The Minister of the Ministry of Information and Communication, who heard a criticism from Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun the day before, “Is this country the country of the Ministry of Equipment,” said on Facebook that day, “I will actively discuss,” he said, ” It is important to always remember that the fiscal situation and financial resources are one of the important policy variables to be considered as the fiscal situation is not a fraction of the water.”
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