Han Byeong-do, acting leader of the Democratic Party, emphasized the need for unity among the party, government, and Blue House during a workshop on July 3. He reiterated the importance of swiftly addressing the national agenda set by the Lee Jae-myung administration as the National Assembly begins its second half.
Speaking at the workshop held at the Dragon City Hotel in Yongsan, Han stated, "Over the past year, we have carried a heavy responsibility entrusted by the people. We have worked tirelessly to uphold democracy, restore livelihoods, and support the success of the Lee Jae-myung government."
He added, "The second half of the National Assembly is another turning point that will determine the future of South Korea. I hope today’s workshop will serve as a reminder of the ruling party's responsibilities and a commitment to fulfilling our duties without delay."
Han also announced plans to amend procedures related to unlimited debates (filibusters) and fast-tracking legislation, aiming to complete all national agenda items by the end of the year.
He stated, "We will revise relevant laws to ensure that filibusters and fast-track processes function effectively to support our national agenda. We will work tirelessly in the second half of the National Assembly to achieve results. The Democratic Party aims to finalize legislation on key national agenda items by the end of the year."
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