Rep. Ahn Cheol-soo, who met with People's Power Innovation Chairperson Yoon Hee-sook, said, ”We need to change the rule that requires 80% of party members to attend the party convention.” (South Korea)

On the 21st, Ahn Cheol-soo, the candidate for the People Power Party's leadership, said, "It is really important that we show an innovative image ahead of the party convention," and called for the "100% ordinary citizen" rule.
Immediately after finishing his meeting with Yoon Hee-sook, the innovation committee chairperson, at the People Power Party headquarters in Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul that afternoon, Rep. Ahn said, “(Yoon
"There was also a lot of talk about the need to change the current rules," the chairman said. This was based on 80% of the votes from party members and 20% of the general public (People's Power supporters and independents) polling.
It is said that in a closed-door meeting, they shared the opinion that the rules of the People Power Party's all-party conference, which currently reflect 100% of the electoral votes, should be changed to 100% ordinary citizens.
Rep. Ahn said, "I opposed the impeachment of former President Yoon Seok-yeol and claimed that the election was rigged.
"I also shared my concerns with Chairman Yoon about the issue of Jeong Han-gil joining the party," he explained. Rep. Ahn said, "Should those who are trying to lead the People's Power movement into the past be party members? If so, what is the rationale?
"More and more conservative people will leave the party or ignore it," he said. Regarding the proposal to unify the party by six-term Rep. Cho Kyung-tae, who has declared his candidacy for the party leadership election, Rep. Ahn said,
Regarding the issue, he said, "Right now, I'm not thinking about unifying the two parties at all. I think it's a hasty and premature claim."
"We can make it a reality, but I think we can find out who is the most competitive by competing with each other," he said. The meeting was apparently made possible by Yasu's suggestion.
I personally felt sorry that if I had continued as the Innovation Committee Chairperson, Chairperson Yoon Hee-sook would not have had to go through so much trouble. There are also plans that have not yet been announced, but such plans are
"I wanted to hear your thoughts on the plan," he added. He also teased, "Before I step down as the chairman of the Innovation Committee, I will soon announce the reform plan I have prepared." Rep. Ahn said, "The plan includes Yoon Hee-sook's
"I have some proposals that are the same as the chairman's, and some other proposals, but I will present the proposals that I have prepared accordingly," he said.