Science, ICT, and Communications Committee Passes 'Motion to Exclude Lee Jin-Sook From Parliamentary Audit' Led by Ruling Party... "Potential Conflict of Interest"
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Lee Jin-sook, a member of Kookmin Ui-ki, who is the chairman of the Broadcasting and Communications Commission (BTS), raised the “two-person system defense committee” as a topic of national audit and was rejected due to a conflict of interest. Councilman Lee will not be able to inquire about future state audits related to the Broadcasting, Media and Communications Commission. Councilman Lee attended the National Audit of the National Assembly's …
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Jae-ha = On the 12th, the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information and Communications Committee [resolved] Rep. Lee Jin-sook of the People Power Party from the parliamentary audit of the Korea Communications Commission...
The National Assembly’s Science, ICT, Broadcasting and Communications Committee passed a motion to exclude Representative Lee Jin-sook from the parliamentary audit, citing controversy over the operation of a two-person system during her tenure as Chairperson of the Korea Communications Commission. The motion was processed amidst a conflict between the opposition party, which advocates for the prevention of conflicts of interest, and the People P…
Lee Jin-sook Recused from KCC Audit… Pro-Ruling Bloc Passes with 12 Votes Amid People Power Party Absence On the 12th, the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee passed a motion to disqualify People Power Party lawmaker Lee Jin-sook from the KCC's parliamentary audit, led by the pro-ruling bloc. The committee held a plenary session during the audit and put the motion to disqualify Rep. Lee…
On the 12th, the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information and Communications Committee passed a motion led by the Democratic Party of Korea to exclude People Power Party lawmaker Lee Jin-sook from the parliamentary audit of the Korea Communications Commission.
[Digital Daily Reporter Kang So-hyun] A motion to disqualify People Power Party Rep. Lee Jin-sook from the parliamentary audit has been submitted to the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee. This is due to concerns about a potential conflict of interest, as the audit covers issues regarding the operation of a "two-person system" in which she was involved during her tenure as Chairperson of…
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