”Illegal lodging at Drunk Driving”... President Moon's daughter in controversy over the past few days = South Korea

The daughter of South Korean President Moon Jae-in, Ms. Da-hye, has been making waves in the public. Following the crackdown on drunk driving in Itaewon, it was revealed that she was operating an illegal lodging facility, and the controversy surrounding this has been growing.
The illegal lodging business of Da Hye was discovered in two locations: a house in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, and an officetel in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul.
In addition, suspicions have been raised that he was operating an unregistered illegal lodging business in an apartment in Yangpyeong-dong, Seoul.
According to the current law, in order to operate a lodging facility, the Public Health Management Act requires that lodging facilities and foreigners are
According to the Tourism Promotion Act, they must comply with the standards for "urban homestays for foreign tourists" and report "Hanko experience businesses" or "farming and fishing village homestays" under the Farming and Fishing Village Development Act, otherwise they cannot operate as a lodging business.
However, it was confirmed that the houses on Cheju Island and the apartments in Yangpyeong-dong, which were the subject of controversy, had never been reported as lodging businesses, and the officetel in Yeongdeungpo was not allowed to operate as a lodging business in the first place.
In the end, if it is true that Da-hye was operating a lodging business through a lodging platform, it is highly likely that it was illegal.
Da Hye turned herself in to the police on the 18th, after she was driving while drunk and caused an accident in Itaewon.
In her apology, she said, "I deeply apologize to everyone. I made a big mistake that should never have been made. I will do my best to make sure this never happens again."
According to the police, Da Hye was involved in a car accident at around 2:51 a.m. on the 5th when she was drunk driving in front of the Hamilton Hotel in Itaewon, Yongsan-gu, Seoul and collided with a taxi.
At the time, Da-hye's blood alcohol level was 0.149%, which is the level at which a driver's license would be revoked (0.08% or higher).