Democratic Party of Korea: ”Why did President Yoon Seok-yeol say he wanted to reform the pension system?” (South Korea)

On the 27th, the Democratic Party of Korea strongly criticized President Yoon Seok-yeol, saying, "Was the president's statement that 'pension reform is urgent' also a lie?"
Yoon Jong-geun, floor spokesman for the Democratic Party of Japan, said in a written commentary on the same day, "Pension reform is an urgent matter. It is not a matter for political disputes.
"These are all things that President Yoon has said," Yoon said. "The Democratic Party of Korea has resolved to raise the insurance premium rate by 13%, which was the most difficult issue in pension reform, and to raise the income tax rate by 10%.
The 44% exchange rate was fully accepted. The Speaker of the National Assembly also called for a one-point plenary session to be held to resolve the issue." He added, "We have now completed the quantitative reform during the 21st term of the National Assembly, and we are now considering a structural reform plan.
All that remained was to include this in the ruling and opposition parties' agreement. However, the president and the ruling party suddenly said, "Let's postpone it to the 22nd National Assembly." Even though I said it was urgent, they decided to postpone it to the 22nd National Assembly.
"I don't understand why he's doing this," he continued, "If it's going to end up like this, why did he call for pension reform in the meantime? Were the reforms that President Yoon emphasized just words?"
"Is the pension reform a lie, like the other fiction? Irresponsible acting will only increase the burden and suffering of the people," he said.
"If all of this is true, let's get the pension reform bill through in the 21st National Assembly. In order to protect the future of the Republic of Korea and the people's retirement, I strongly urge you to proactively get on with the pension reform process in the 21st National Assembly," he said.
I tuned it.