Democratic Party of Korea: ”We will not propose impeachment of Acting President Han Deok-soo today... We will wait until the 26th” - South Korea

The Democratic Party of Korea announced that it will decide after a plenary session on the 26th whether to propose an impeachment motion against Acting President and Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, which the party has adopted as its platform.
Park Chan-dae, floor leader of the Democratic Party of Japan, told reporters in front of the National Assembly Bill Division on the afternoon of the 24th, "We decided to propose the bill today through party discussions, but we will continue to pursue the will of the people.
Taking this into consideration, we have decided to wait patiently to see whether the constitutional judges will be appointed on the 26th and whether our demands are met."
The Democratic Party of Korea decided to propose impeachment against Acting President Han through an emergency general meeting of lawmakers that afternoon.
The Democratic Party of Korea had previously requested the acting president to immediately appoint candidates for permanent special counsel, immediately promulgate the special counsel for civil unrest and the special counsel for Kim Gun-Hee, and hold a National Assembly resolution on candidates for constitutional justices.
The Democratic Party's chief floor leader Park Sung-Jun has filed an impeachment complaint against the Democratic Party of Japan.
Regarding the timing of proposing the additional bill, he said, "We will hold a plenary session on the 26th to approve the appointment of constitutional justices, and then wait to see whether Acting Chief Justice Han Deok-soo makes the appointment, and then we will make a decision."
He continued, "We will not be able to report immediately after the plenary session begins on the 26th, but we will receive a report on the 27th.
"The vote will be the last chance. Prime Minister Han Deok-soo asks everyone to follow the people's orders and cooperate in quickly ending the civil war," he said.