South Korean lawmaker Na Kyung-yo says, ``Debate over the establishment of an emergency task force is hot...I have some ideas, but I'm refraining from speaking.'' - South Korea

On the 18th, Na Kyung-won, former member of the People's Power (ruling party), commented on the current situation of the party, which is currently transitioning to an emergency task force system after the resignation of representative Kim Ki-hyun, saying,
The discussion is hot. "I have various ideas regarding the emergency task force, but I would like to refrain from saying anything." On the same day, Rep. Luo former said in a Facebook post, ``Please leave all of us alone and repent.''
I hope that we can build a political party that has a sense of dynamism.'' Rep. Na former wondered whether to run for party representative at the March 8 all-party convention, where Representative Kim Ki-hyun was elected.
. However, he did not run due to intense pressure and restraint from the pro-Yun Seo-gyul (Yun Seok-yue) faction, as symbolized by the ``letter of indictment.''
Representative Luo former is a heavyweight who has been elected four times, and was (in the past) the party's floor representative.
I also have experience. As a result, he has been considered as a candidate to become the next chairman of the emergency response committee, along with Minister of Justice Han Dong-hoon.
In response to a related question from reporters on the 14th, Rep. Luo former said, ``I especially don't know if he is a candidate for emergency response committee chairman.''
I've never been there.'' When asked if he would accept the party's request, he drew the line: ``I don't think so, so there's no need to think about it.''
Lawmaker Luo former said, ``I think the chairman of the emergency response committee will be able to function only if there is a change in the ruling party's political operating system.
"I believe that forming an emergency task force and establishing a party leadership system will be far more effective if things like re-establishing relations are a prerequisite."
He also said, ``Maybe the speaker for the emergency response committee chairman should be a little louder.''
"It is right for someone with a strong presence to serve as the emergency response committee chairman," he said.