Gwangju City Council Opens Temporary Session to Review 57 Agenda Items

By park, jae, choen Posted : October 19, 2026, 13:48 Updated : October 19, 2026, 13:48

The Gwangju City Council will hold a temporary session for 10 days to review the 2026 second supplementary budget and related ordinances, as well as to adopt the administrative audit plan.


According to the council on October 19, the 327th temporary session will take place from October 20 to 29, during which a total of 57 agenda items, including the supplementary budget and changes to the fund management plan, will be reviewed.


This session will focus on the 2026 second supplementary budget for both the general and special accounts, as well as the second amendment to the fund management plan.


On October 20, the first plenary session will address the attendance of the mayor and relevant officials, the resolution to form a special committee for the administrative audit, and the appointment of committee members.


On October 21 and 22, the Administrative Welfare Committee and the Urban Environment Committee will conduct preliminary reviews of the supplementary budget and fund management plan changes in their respective areas. From October 26 to 27, the standing committees will deliberate on the ordinances and other agenda items referred to them.


On October 28, the Budget and Settlement Special Committee will conduct a comprehensive review of the supplementary budget and fund management plan changes that have undergone preliminary review by the standing committees.


The Special Committee for Administrative Audit will adopt the administrative audit plan for 2026.


On the final day of the session, October 29, the second plenary session will finalize the approval of key agenda items, including the budget and ordinances, and address the approval of the 2026 administrative audit plan.


Chairman Park Sang-young stated, “We will carefully review the limited resources to ensure they are efficiently allocated to areas essential for citizens, and we will do our utmost to ensure that the voices of the citizens are faithfully reflected in the administration.”





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