<Anchor> The
government, which postponed the national examination for doctors for a week, dropped the accusations of major doctors yesterday (1st) and took a step back.
Let's get rid of the strike first, and the ruling and opposition parties are facing head-to-head with the medical association, but the Democratic Party has asked for a request to the National Assembly, saying that discussions can be made at zero point.
This is Park Ha-jung.
<Reporter>
New Democratic Party Chairman Han Jeong-ae held a private meeting with the president of the Korean Medical Association yesterday evening.
After the interview, which lasted about an hour and a half, one lawmaker said that he could openly discuss the expansion of medical school gardens and the establishment of a public medical school.
[Han Jeong-ae / Chairman of the Democratic Party's Policy Committee: What lies under the legislative process becomes a problem, so let's talk about it with an open mind, so we can discuss in a completely zero state.
I told you that.] I agreed
that the discussion in the National Assembly is important as it is possible to implement policies through legislation.
[Keumjip/President of the Korean Medical Association: The problem of expanding the number of public medical colleges and medical schools is not a problem that needs to be solved by the government, but the National Assembly has a focus on solving this problem...
I completely agree with this point...
.]
However, he drew a line that no agreement has been reached yet.
One member of the lawmaker also held interviews with the Korean Council of Majors in succession.
[Han Jeong-ae/Democratic Party Policy Committee Chairman: Is there any good news?
Well, returning to the emergency room like this...
.]
[Park Ji-Hyun/President of the Korea Major Council: We are working well without us, so now...
.]
One legislator said that he would like to clarify the requirements at the level of medical consultation regarding the policy proceeding with the legislation of the National Assembly, and explained that he expects Choi to present an alternative.
Welfare committee members of the Unified Party also visited the Daejeon Association and announced that they would discuss the policy later through the ruling party council and requested that major doctors return as soon as possible.