South Korea's largest opposition party: ”We will pass the special measures law for the payment of 'civilian recovery support funds' to all citizens in the next National Assembly”

On the 10th, South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, announced that it would propose a special law in the next National Assembly to provide 250,000 won (about 28,470 yen) to each citizen as a "civilian recovery support grant."
Prior to this announcement, the Democratic Party had asked the government and ruling party to prepare a supplementary budget bill, but President Yoon Seok-yeol and the ruling People Power Party did not accept the request.
The Democratic Party's policy committee chairman, Jin Sung-Jun, held a press conference on the same day and said, "The government's stance is adamant.
"President Yoon's press conference did not mention anything special about it," he said. "The government has no intention of providing subsidies for the recovery of civilian livelihoods as an emergency measure to overcome the urgent civilian crisis, so the government has no intention of providing subsidies for the recovery of civilian livelihoods as an emergency measure to overcome the urgent civilian crisis.
"We will immediately pass a special measure law to deal with this issue when the next Diet session begins," said Chin.
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