Parties negotiated to pass an amendment to the Yongsan Park Special Law, which supports the government's real estate supply measures, ahead of the afternoon session of the National Assembly on the 26th. However, due to existing differences, the vote on the amendment was postponed. Additionally, a resolution calling for the expulsion of Lee Jin-sook from the People Power Party is expected to be presented and processed under the leadership of the Democratic Party.
Chun Jun-ho, the Democratic Party's floor leader, and Kim Seung-soo, the People Power Party's floor leader, met in the National Assembly on the morning of the 26th to discuss the bills to be presented in the afternoon session.
After the meeting, Chun told reporters, "We worked on prioritizing the bills to be processed in today's session," adding that no further meetings would take place as all procedures were completed.
However, the amendment to the Yongsan Park Special Law, which was likely to be presented in the session, was postponed once again. Chun explained that the amendment was deprioritized in light of the meeting between Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Kim Yun-deok and Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon.
The session is also expected to include a resolution calling for the expulsion of Lee Jin-sook, who has been embroiled in controversy over remarks regarding the May 18 Democratic Uprising.
Chun stated, "We have decided to present the resolution calling for Lee Jin-sook's expulsion in the session." Given the significant internal opposition within the Democratic Party regarding this matter, it is anticipated that the resolution will be processed under the Democratic Party's leadership.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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