Conflict between ”pro-Han Dong-hoon” faction and ”pro-Yoon Seok-yeol” faction continues = South Korean opposition party ”People Power”

As of the 6th of this month, three days after its defeat in the presidential election, South Korea's opposition party, the People Power Party, has been unable to clearly outline a roadmap for the next leadership.
The People Power Party is currently calling for the election of a leadership team through an early party convention, led by “pro-North Korea” leader Han Dong-hoon.
) (pro-Han faction) and the pro-former President Yoon Seok-yeol faction (pro-Yoon faction), which seems to favor the continuation of the emergency response committee system, continue to be in conflict.
Pro-Han Rep. Park Jeong-hoon said on a Korean radio program on the same day, "Fortunately, Floor Leader Kwon Seong-dong announced his resignation, but there is a continuation of this.
"'Floor Leader Kwon ousted emergency response committee chairman Kim Yong-tae and used his power to nominate the emergency response committee chairman before a new floor leader was elected to prevent a party conference from being held.
On the 6th, Kwon announced his resignation at the party's general assembly. Rep. Park said, "I will resign on the 16th of this month.
Since Kwon will continue in his role until the next floor leader is elected, it is thought that he will use his authority as floor leader to appoint a new emergency response committee chairperson and maintain the emergency response committee system.
In response, Kwon stressed through his blog that he has no intention of nominating the next emergency response committee chairman.
Meanwhile, presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo's camp wants to hold a party convention.
Even after the presidential election, the People Power Party has been unable to clarify its future course, with divisions only becoming apparent.