Science, ICT, Broadcasting and Communications Committee Passes Resolution Led by Ruling Party Urging Lee Jin-Sook to Recuse Amid 'Conflict of Interest Controversy' (Roundup)
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Oh Kyu-jin = On the 8th, the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee [addressed] Rep. Lee Jin-sook of the People Power Party, who has become the subject of a conflict of interest controversy regarding her committee assignment,...
The National Assembly Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee (STIBCC) adopted a resolution urging People Power Party lawmaker Lee Jin-sook to refrain from speaking or exercising decision-making authority regarding agenda items directly related to her during committee meetings. At the plenary session on the 8th, amidst protests by People Power Party lawmakers who walked out, the resolution, led by the Democrat…
The National Assembly's Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting, and Communications Committee passed a resolution led by the ruling party to restrict Representative Lee Jin-sook of the People Power Party from speaking and voting, amidst a conflict of interest controversy over her committee assignment. Representative Lee expressed regret, stating the Democratic Party acted as if the committee was engaging in "tyranny" akin to collective vi…
[Digital Daily, Reporter Kang So-hyeon] In the second half of the 22nd National Assembly, the Science and Technology Information Broadcasting and Communications Committee was once again clashed in a conflict over Lee Jin-sook (People's Power). A resolution urging the lawmaker to avoid speaking and voting in an agenda review involving him became a trigger. In the midst of repeated clashes, discussions on policy and legislation seem to be being pu…
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