From March 15th to March 28th, SBS collected questions from viewers through its website and social media, and asked candidates.
Q1 Ask Young-Seon Park-Is it possible to'one hundred thousand won at a time'?
￮ The city of Seoul has maintained a high level of quarantine measures for a long time, and the accumulated suffering from citizens' economic and social activities has been so great.
The global surplus is also about KRW 1.3 trillion, so there is enough room to pay about KRW 1 trillion in disaster relief payments, and the sales of small businesses recovered to 105% since last year's universal disaster support payment. is.
￮ Disaster relief money is paid in KS Seoul digital currency to boost consumption, create infrastructure and jobs for digital currency, and eliminate policy blind spots.
Q2 Ask Sehun Oh-Would you like to bet the mayor?
￮ I will never be able to assume the mayor's position again.
We will do our best to build a consensus with the citizens.
While running for this by-election, he said,'I am running with atonement.'
If I have the ability to'shift in time', I want to go back to that time.
Q3 What can be done for easing'gender confrontation' and civic harmony?
￮ As a result of the research conducted by the Institute for Women's Policy Studies, 70% of women said they felt inequality and about half of men said they were discriminated against.
As both men and women recognize discrimination, gender confrontation is intensifying.
￮ I think the root cause is that our society does not give young people a chance and their lives are getting worse and worse.
While actively solving youth job and housing issues, there is a need for education and communication for gender equality awareness.
￮ In order for the'sexual equality' policy to be successful, the discriminatory perception of the'gender role' of what is the role of women and what is the role of men must be improved.
￮ Also, I think that hate speech or actions about the other sex should not be understood as a frame of'sex confrontation'.
I don't think the'sex confrontation' perception is common.
I think some extreme people do hate the other sex, and that's emerging.
Apart from women and men, their behavior is socially ethical and unacceptable, and often constitutes a criminal act.
￮ The choice of LGBTI people is individual freedom, and I think that our society has become an atmosphere that fully respects the choice.
However, isn't that freedom a'privilege'?
I think that if you infringe on the rights of others, it may have a negative impact on the friendly atmosphere.
Q4 Relics and ruins spilled from Gwanghwa Documents...
How would you like the square?
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Development or preservation
￮ Since Gwanghwamun Square is the most symbolic place in Seoul, I think that the improvement and operation of Gwanghwamun Square is the most important thing to establish a satisfactory consensus with the citizens.
In the case of Yokohama, Japan, in the 1960s, after fierce discussions of citizens, a blueprint was drawn 50 years later.
￮ The improvement of Gwanghwamun Square also requires a process of gathering the wisdom and sympathy of citizens for the next 100 years of Seoul.
We will collect the opinions of the citizens of Seoul so that Gwanghwamun Plaza can be reborn as a space for historical relics, relics and citizens.
￮ We are constantly thinking about the Gwanghwamun Plaza reconstruction project.
I intend to keep my principle of'I will not stop the work started by the former mayor' as much as possible.
￮ As the mayor of Seoul, I will fully understand the progress of the construction.
We will fully listen to the voices of the citizens of Seoul and make plans to deal with the problem of rebuilding Gwanghwamun Square.
We will establish a thorough preservation plan for the excavated cultural assets that are valuable cultural heritages.
￮ However, I think the background behind the decision should be revealed,'Why was such a reckless decision made and whether it was pushed too hard for Mayor Park Won-soon?'
Q5 Incheon doesn't receive it...
What should I do with garbage in Seoul?
▶ Related article: Incheon "I won't take garbage in Seoul and Gyeonggi"…
Is there any solution
￮ First, we need to reduce the amount of waste to landfill.
Looking at the global trend of waste treatment, recycling and incineration are increasing and landfilling is decreasing.
We will create a roadmap based on the principle that the city will solve the waste generated in Seoul in the long term.
￮ The landfill policy should be promoted in the direction of minimizing social costs based on predictions about the amount of waste to be landfilled in the future.
We will engage in negotiations with a flexible and open attitude to strengthen Seoul's responsibility and ensure that stakeholders including Incheon can solve this problem smoothly.
￮ I don't think Incheon City's'one-sided declaration', but discussions should take place with the Ministry of Environment and Seoul, Incheon, and Gyeonggi-do'four-party councils'.
I think it is correct for Incheon city to comply with the existing'four-party agreement', but we will talk with the central government and Incheon city.
First of all, the Ministry of Environment knows that the'extended use' of the metropolitan landfill is the official position.
￮ When I become the mayor, I plan to promote the'Zero Waste SEOUL Project'.
These include reducing packaging waste, strengthening benefits through incentives and certification systems for businesses related to zero waste, and laying a foundation for spreading citizen-centered zero waste and recycling culture.
Q6 Continued'distortion'...
How about'promoting history' to Chinese tourists?
￮ We need to prepare customized commentary and programs so that Chinese tourists can properly understand Korea's historical culture.
If you open a contest to make these programs easy and fun to accept from the perspective of young people, you will be able to help create jobs for young people.
￮ Furthermore, we plan to develop and distribute innovative tourism contents so that the city itself becomes a model for eco-cultural tourism by integrating existing historical and cultural assets such as old palaces and ruins and new assets to be created in Seoul, such as green roads and vertical gardens.
￮ I visited the Myeong-dong Special Tourist Zone in January as the tourism industry is suffering from a decrease in tourists due to Corona 19.
I met tourism industry workers and small business owners to hear their grievances and listen to their opinions.
￮ Chinese tourists cannot be rejected or treated unfriendlyly.
However, as former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said, we propose QR coding, digitization, and standardization of'vaccine passports' in preparation for having collective immunity.
I think this will help the travel and tourism industry recover.
Q7 "Foreigners are taking all the land in Seoul"...
How to eradicate speculation?
￮ In consultation with the government, we will utilize necessary legislative and policy measures such as an increase in foreigner acquisition tax and capital gains tax.
In particular, for foreigners, first of all, it is necessary to review the fundamental blocking of gap investment itself, and expand the subject of mandatory security deposit return guarantee insurance, which is only applicable to registered rental housing of registered rental companies, to rental housing owned by foreigners.
￮ The National Assembly Legislative Research Office published a report titled ``Issues and Tasks Related to the Acquisition of Real Estate in Korea by Foreigners'' in October 2020.
￮ Among the contents of the report, ▲Restrictions on the acquisition of speculative real estate by foreigners not residing in Korea ▲Establishment of data by region and building usage related to the acquisition of real estate by foreigners ▲I think it is worth reviewing the application of differential taxation on foreigners' real estate acquisition.