Parliamentary Committee Adopts Confirmation Hearing Report for Investigation Body Chief Nominee
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On the 15th, the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee adopted the confirmation hearing report for Kim Ji-yong, the nominee for Commissioner of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency. Amidst opposition from not only the People Power Party but also the pro-government Cho Kuk Innovation Party, the report was adopted by listing both "qualified" and "unqualified" opinions side by side. The Public Administration and Securi…
The National Assembly’s Public Administration and Security Committee has decided to adopt the report on the confirmation hearing for Kim Ji-yong, the nominee for the first Commissioner of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency (SCIA), on the 15th. Kim Young-jin, the Chairman of the Public Administration and Security Committee and a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, stated on the 14th, following the conclusion of the hearing for nominee K…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Park Jae-ha = The National Assembly Public Administration and Security Committee decided on the 15th to adopt the report on the results of the personnel hearing for Kim Ji-yong, the nominee for the first head of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency.
President Lee Jae-myung is expected to formally appoint Kim in the near future as the National Assembly's personnel hearing report on the candidate Kim Ji-yong for the Chief of Serious Crimes Investigation was adopted on the 15th. However, there is still a backlash over Kim's qualifications within the passport, and it seems that the fire of conflict will continue even after the appointment. The National Assembly Administration and Security Commi…
The report on the confirmation hearing for Kim Ji-yong, nominee for Commissioner of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency, is expected to be adopted by the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee on the afternoon of the 15th.
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