``Will I be disciplined for dealing with the ``FIFTY FIFTY'' affair'' ``I want to know that''...The Board of Public Affairs has decided to let the production team state their opinion

The Broadcasting and Communications Council has decided to listen to the production team's opinion on SBS's ``I Want to Know'', which was criticized for treating the ``FIFTY FIFTY'' situation in a biased manner.
. At a meeting held on the 20th, Ryu Hee-rim, chairman of the public inquiry committee and chairman of the broadcasting station, said, ``There was a lot of social upheaval, so we need to listen to the opinions of the production team.''
The Board of Public Audit's decisions are ``no problem'', ``opinion presentation'' and ``recommendation'' at the administrative guidance stage, ``caution'' and ``warning'' as legal sanctions, and ``program correction/amendment/cancellation and
It is divided into ``disciplinary measures against those involved'' and ``surcharges.'' This is the reason for deducting points from legal sanctions when re-permitting or re-approving a broadcasting station. The Public Prosecutors Office's opinion statement presupposes severe punishment.
SBS's ``That's What I Want to Know'' covered the Exclusive Contract dispute between the group ``FIFTY FIFTY'' in August last year, but after receiving criticism that it was a biased broadcast, it apologized and announced that it would not be able to follow up.
I was promised lumber. At the time, the results of the application for a provisional injunction to suspend the validity of the Exclusive Contract that the members had filed had not yet been released, and an scandal arose as they were accused of broadcasting in a way that appealed to their emotions and took one side's side.
The production team explained, ``We make it clear that we are not trying to stand by one side surrounding a conflict of interest,'' and the ATTRAKT side accused Mr. A, who had interviewed him claiming to be an insider, of false facts.
He was sued for defamation. A decision has been made to dismiss the application filed by FIFTY FIFTY against ATTRAKT for a provisional injunction to suspend the validity of the Exclusive Contract. At that time ATTRAKT
clarified that the members' lawsuit was due to "extortion" by outside forces, and claimed that The Givers were behind it. On the 16th, he was also charged with obstruction of business and destruction of electronic records.
It was reported that Ahn Sung-il, the representative of The Givers, has been referred to the prosecution. "FIFTY FIFTY" is currently being run by Kina, who has returned to ATTRAKT.