Lee Again Opposes Ending Live Broadcasts of Cabinet Meetings
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On the 18th, President Lee Jae-myung reaffirmed that he has no intention of changing the live broadcast method of the Cabinet meeting, stating, “It is difficult to understand the reason for pressuring us not to make it public, even going so far as to tell lies that ‘Cabinet members cannot speak because it is a public meeting.’” On that day, President Lee posted on X (formerly Twitter), “Those who watch the public Cabinet meeting all know
The Korea Times
Lee again opposes ending live broadcasts of Cabinet meetings
President Lee Jae Myung on Sunday reaffirmed his opposition over ending the livestreams of Cabinet meetings, saying he is open to all opinions exchanged during the meetings. Lee's remarks came just days after he wrote on his X account that he disagrees with a need to end the livestreams, calling a recent new report on alleged calls from Cabinet members to end them a "false claim." "It is difficult to understand why they are pressing against disc…
Regarding the controversy over the public disclosure of Cabinet meetings on the 18th, President Lee Jae-myung pointed out, “It is difficult to understand why pressure is being exerted to keep the partial disclosure of Cabinet meetings, which the public welcomes, closed, even going so far as to lie that ‘Cabinet members cannot speak because it is an open meeting.’” President Lee made these remarks while sharing a YouTube video on X that day, whic…
On the 18th, President Lee Jae-myung called the claim that cabinet members are unable to speak because the cabinet meeting is open to the public a "lie," stating, "I understand."
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