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The Democratic Party held a plenary session today (13th) and decided to enforce the Fast Track bill, including an amendment to the election law. It is to pass the final coordinated bill in the so-called '4 + 1 Council.' In response, the Korean Party is preparing an unlimited debate and the Phillybuster card, and a frontal conflict will be inevitable until the 17th when Democrats aim to pass the bill.

Reporter Kwon Ji-yun reports.

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The Democratic Party, which decided it was difficult to negotiate with the Korean Party over election law, will hold a plenary session this afternoon to proceed with the election law.

[Lee In-young / Demolition Party leader: It seems difficult to solve today's situation just by dialogue and compromise.]

The representatives of the so-called 4 + 1 opposition council, excluding the Korean Party, met last night to come up with a final draft law.

Instead of reducing the proportion of representatives from the district and proportional representatives from 225 to 75 to 50:50, the linkage rate is 50% and the strands are set to remain.

However, there is a difference in opinion regarding the introduction of the upper limit and the defeat rate system.

Chairman Moon Hee-sang convened a meeting of the three-party representatives yesterday for the settlement of the agreement, but the party failed.

[Sim Jae-cheol / Free South Korean Party Representative: (May) Not without consultation and unilaterally scheduled (not meeting). Isn't this it?]

The meeting of three-party representatives, including the Democratic Party and the Korean Party, is scheduled for reunion this morning, but the possibility of settlement seems low.

The Korean Party is likely to pull out the Phillybuster card if the Fast Track bills, including the election law, are presented at the plenary session.