People Power Party Files Petition with Constitutional Court for Injunction and Jurisdictional Dispute Regarding Lee Jin-Sook's Exclusion From Parliamentary Audit
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Representative Lee Jin-sook of the People Power Party submitted an application to the Constitutional Court for an injunction to suspend the effect of the disqualification decision and a petition for a jurisdictional dispute adjudication, regarding her exclusion from questioning the Korea Communications Commission during the parliamentary audit of the Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee. While submitting th…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kwon Hee-won = The People Power Party [regarding] the proposal by the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information and Communications Committee to exclude Rep. Lee Jin-sook from the parliamentary audit of the Korea Communications Commission [regarding] the ruling party...
Representative Lee Jin-sook filed a petition for a jurisdictional dispute adjudication and an application for an injunction with the Constitutional Court in protest of the Science, Technology, Information and Communications Committee's decision to exclude her from the parliamentary audit. All 106 members of the People Power Party participated, while the Democratic Party argued that the exclusion was justified on the grounds of preventing conflic…
Lee Jin-sook, a member of the People's Power, commented on the ruling party's vote to control the National Audit of the National Assembly's Science and Technology Information Broadcasting and Communications Committee and said, “More democracy.
The People Power Party has sought a ruling from the Constitutional Court in protest of the National Assembly Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee's decision to exclude Representative Lee Jin-sook from the parliamentary audit of the Korea Communications Commission. On the afternoon of the 15th, Representative Lee Jin-sook and People Power Party Representatives Kim Jang-kyum and Kim Tae-kyu visited the Const…
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