Reasons to pay attention to the National Assembly on the 29th of next month = South Korea

In South Korea, the last plenary session of January's extraordinary National Assembly will be held on the 1st of next month. However, the plenary session that is attracting attention in the political world is February's extraordinary Diet session (held on the 29th of next month).
Negotiations between the ruling and opposition parties are at a standstill in order for major political issues to be resolved at the plenary session to be held in two days. 'Two Special Prosecutors' Laws' (Kim
・Re-vote on the bill to introduce a special investigation into suspicions of stock price manipulation by Kim Geun-hee's wife and the Daejang-dong 5 billion club, and an election law to finalize the proportional representation system for the April 10th general election.
This is likely to be the role of the Diet. According to political circles on the 30th, the ruling and opposition parties reached an agreement in principle on the schedule for an extraordinary Diet session in February. The session will open on the 19th of next month, and the plenary session to process the bill will be held on the last day of next month on the 2nd.
I decided to open it on the 9th. Prior to the plenary session, on the 20th of next month Hong Ik-pyo, the Democratic Party (opposition party) floor representative, and on the 21st, Yoon Jae-ok, the ruling party's floor leader.
Each member of the table will give a speech on behalf of the bargaining group. An agreement on the question period for the government has not yet been reached. The power of the people will be held for two days from the 22nd to the 23rd, and the Democratic Party will be held for three days, including Monday the 26th.
Each claims. The key issue is the matter that will be submitted to the plenary session agreed on the 29th of next month. First, the political motives of the ruling and opposition parties differ regarding the two special prosecutor bills. There is no time limit for re-voting.
The people's power is demanding an immediate vote on the two special prosecutor bills that were returned to the National Assembly due to President Yoon Seo-gyeol's veto. Before the general election, the so-called 'Kim Kenji risk' should be quickly eliminated.
It seems that the decision was made that the company would have to pay for it. On the other hand, the Democratic Party of Japan is agonizing over the timing of a re-vote due to reasons such as consideration of the authority dispute trial. In effect, there is an atmosphere of delaying another vote.
. It appears that the government is trying to make the ``Kim Geon Hee risk'' a political issue, contrary to the power of the people, until just before the general election. Both the ruling and opposition parties say that the bill to revise the Public Offices Election Act must be passed through a plenary session of the Diet.
There is a consensus that Only after the electoral system that will be applied to the 22nd general election is finalized by law will the finalization of electoral districts be finalized. The area where the ruling and opposition parties currently have different opinions is on the proportional representation system.
To be precise, the Democratic Party, which holds a majority of seats, has not been able to formulate a clear idea, and reform of the electoral system has been delayed. Within the Democratic Party, there is a camp that wants to return to the regional proportional representation system advocated by the power of the people.
There is a conflict between the two camps that believe that the quasi-linked proportional representation system must be maintained and strengthened. In the end, the situation requires the decision of the Democratic Party's representative, Lee Jae-myung, who has the highest decision-making authority.
It has become. In addition, the ``Special Bill for Investigation into the Truth of the October 29 Itaewon Disaster, Preventing Recurrence, and Guaranteing the Rights of Victims,'' for which President Yoon is likely to exercise his veto power, has been put on the agenda.
There is a possibility that the A fierce confrontation between the ruling and opposition parties is expected over the re-election of the bill.