Discussing the cooperation plan for the'LH Incident'... Announcement of total survey tomorrow

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Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun called the command of the speculum and ordered close cooperation.

The results of the total investigation by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and LH employees will be released tomorrow (11th), and investigation requests are being reviewed for those who refused this investigation.

Kwak Sang-eun is a reporter.

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Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun held an emergency meeting with related agencies in relation to the investigation of alleged speculation on LH land and ordered a plan for cooperation between the prosecution and the police.

In today's meeting, related ministries such as Justice Minister Park Beom-gye, Minister of Public Administration and Security Jeon Jeon-cheol, Deputy Chief Prosecutor Nam-gwan Cho, and Police Commissioner Kim Chang-ryong, who are acting on behalf of the Prosecutor General, and the command of the investigative agency were dispatched.

Prime Minister Chung called for extraordinary cooperation, saying that it is true that there is a concern that cooperation between speculums will not work properly due to the adjustment of the investigative powers that have been implemented since this year.

[Sae-Kyun Jeong/Prime Minister: Please keep in mind that the people are watching closely and work together to eradicate corruption.]

However, a prosecution manpower with a lot of experience in large-scale land speculation investigations was assigned to the Joint Government Special Investigation Headquarters, which are investigating allegations of LH speculation

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Some of the claims that there is a need for additional input have been drawn out.

Participants at the meeting said they shared the recognition that the police personnel of the National Investigation Headquarters should lead the direct investigation according to the purpose of coordinating the investigative powers of prosecutors.

Apart from the investigation, the government announces the results of a total investigation into new city transactions by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and LH employees tomorrow, and is reviewing ways to request investigations for persons who have confirmed suspicious transactions or disagree with information provision.