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Shin Hyun-soo “Support for the successful completion of the civilian government even if it leaves”

On the 4th, President Moon Jae-in appointed Kim Jin-guk as an audit committee member of the Audit Committee as the successor to Shin Hyun-soo, chief executive officer of Min Jeong, who expressed his appreciation on the 4th.

Kim Jin-guk’s new senior Min Jeong-suk was born in Boseong, Jeollanam-do in 1963. He graduated from Jeonnam High School and Seoul National University Department of Law. He passed the bar exam and worked as a lawyer after completing the Judicial Research and Training Institute (19th term). He has no experience in board or prosecutors.

Shinim Kim served as a legal secretary in the Senior Civil Affairs Office from January 2005 to April 2007 at the Blue House of the Roh Moo-hyun administration. At that time, the chief executive officer of Min Jeong was President Moon.

After leaving the Blue House, he served as the representative lawyer of Haemaru Law Firm for 10 years from 2007. Haemaru, a law firm founded in 1992 by former lawmaker Cheon Jeong-bae, was also the place where former President Roh Moo-hyun joined with Minister of Public Administration and Security Jeon Jeon Jeon and served for five years until 1998. During this period, he served as a member of the Special Committee on the Human Rights of the Victims of Japan at the Korean Bar Association, and vice-chairman of the Lawyers’ Association for Democratic Society (Minbyun).

During the last presidential election, he was active in the Moon’s camp, and after the inauguration of the Moon Jae-in administration, he served as a member of the auditor’s supervisory committee in July 2017.

Shin Hyun-soo announced the appointment of the new chief Kim Jin-guk at the Blue House’s Chunchu-gwan on this day. I am expected to be the right person to complete and establish the discipline of the public office until the end.”

The resignation of Shin, who expressed his appreciation for President Moon’s appointment of the new chief civil servant, has been accepted. Chief Shin said, “I left this way because of lack of ability in various ways. Even if I leave, I will watch and support the successful completion of the Moon Jae-in administration.”

“I feel a heavy sense of responsibility because I am in charge of a critical role in a severe period,” said Shinim Kim. “There are many shortcomings in many ways, but I will try to do my best in my duty.”