South Korea's ruling party praises veto of special investigation into insurrection law as ”decision that upholds the rule of law”

On the 31st, South Korea's ruling party, the People Power Party, announced that Choi Sang-mok, acting president (Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and Minister of Strategy and Finance), had passed a bill led by the largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea.
Regarding the exercise of the right to request a reconsideration (veto) of the “Second Special Prosecutor’s Act on Civil Rebellion (Special Prosecutor’s Act),” he said, “It was a responsible decision to uphold the rule of law and constitutional order, and to thwart the Democratic Party’s political objectives.”
"This is a decision to make the government more accountable for its efforts to protect the national security of the country," he said. A spokesman for the ruling party said in a commentary on the same day, "There are problems with the current special investigation bill for insurrection that have already been pointed out many times."
The spokesman said, "In the process of passing the bill led by the Democratic Party, public consensus and bipartisan cooperation were thoroughly eliminated," and "Such unilateral passage of the bill is a political battle.
"It will only deepen the conflict and cause the people to lose trust," he said. "Acting President Choi's veto is a decision that has all the legal and political legitimacy, and is a decision made to protect the rule of law and constitutional order of Korea."
"The ruling party will actively support Choi's veto and urge all political parties, including the Democratic Party, to re-examine the problems with the bill and take responsible action to restore public trust," he added.
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