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Joo Ho-young, Vice Speaker of the National Assembly; ‘Lee Jae-myung’s arrest motion’ man “absent from voting – ban”
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Kyunghyang Shinmun
Representatives Joo Ho-myeong and Min Pyo-han of the People’s Acupuncture Association are attending the Miwon-dong meeting held at the National Assembly. Reporter Han Soo-ban
Vice Chairman Joo Ho-young of the National Assembly, who led the People Power Party’s refusal to participate in the vote on the Tanhak Soju bill, last year
When he was the floor leader of the People’s Power Party, the Democratic Party of Korea refused to participate in the vote on the motion to arrest Representative Lee Jae-myung.
In addition, he strongly criticized that “it violates the freedom of conscience in an anti-common law manner.”
Confirmed: Vice-Chairman Joo is a member of the National Assembly Presidency who must lead the smooth operation of the National Assembly:
Vice-Chairman Joo was a plenary group member at the Wona Countermeasures Meeting on March 3 last year, when he was the People Power Party’s Wanna representative.
Regarding the attachment, “a decision that violates the framework of freedom of conscience in an anti-existing law manner for members of the National Assembly, who are constitutional institutions.”
“If you go into the polling place, they might be friendly to you by using an anonymous secret ballot system, so they won’t let you in.”
He said, “It becomes the National Assembly’s version of the Democratic Party’s version of ‘believers stepping on it,’ where those who entered are found to have approved.”
Haedda: Whether or not a believer is a believer because he or she is made to step on the ground for the purpose of persecuting Christians.
It was an act of judging the frame: On February 27 last year, the vote to consent to the arrest of Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung
After reports emerged that there was an opinion within the Democratic Party not to participate, the decision was made for two days.
He said, “If lawmakers do not enter (the main conference hall), the quorum will not be met and the meeting will be canceled.”
“But there is a problem.” “The Democratic Party expects it to pass on its own, so lawmakers cannot come in to block it.”
“The public will know that we are letting them in,” he said.