[Opinion] Kim Min-Seok, on a Campaign for Public Welfare, Asks, “How About Making an Exception for Company Dinners Under the Kim Young-Ran Act?”
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Kim Min-suk, the representative of the Democratic Party, visited Noryangjin Fish Market about 2 weeks before Chuseok and embarked on a civil life campaign to promote consumption of marine products. On this day, CEO Kim was an exception to the law prohibiting unfair solicitation and receipt of money, etc., also known as the “Kim Young-ran Act”
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, visited Noryangjin Fish Market to gather opinions from merchants. Ahead of Chuseok, he ordered a review of raising the limit on meal expenses under the Anti-Corruption Act during the holiday period to monitor prices and revitalize the market. He also explored practical support measures, such as allowing advertising within the market and improving transportation convenience.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Kyu-jin = Democratic Party of Korea leader Kim Min-seok will embark on a public welfare tour on the 8th, about two weeks ahead of Chuseok.
Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, stated on the 8th, ahead of the Chuseok holiday, that he would meet with market merchants to look into ways to boost consumption during the peak holiday season. He also hinted at reviewing the relaxation of the Anti-Corruption Act (also known as the Kim Young-ran Act) to revitalize dining consumption, such as holiday gatherings. During a meeting with the Merchants' Association at the Noryang…
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