Yun Ho-jung, chairman of the emergency response committee of the Democratic Party, expressed a negative stance on the policy of the Presidential Transition Committee to abolish or reduce the 3rd lease law, saying, "There is a risk of committing the mistake of buying a bridge."
Vice Chairman Yoon appeared on MBC radio this morning (30th) and said, "The takeover committee is talking about repealing the 3 rental law or drastically reducing it, and then there will probably be great confusion in the rental market."
Chairman Yoon also said, "After the enforcement of the 3 rental law, the renewal rate of contracts has reached 70%, and the renewal rate has risen to 78% in the top 100 apartments in Seoul. It increased from 3.5 years to 5 years,” he added.
In addition, he emphasized, "It shows that the housing of tenants and homeless people is becoming more stable."
However, he diagnosed that double prices in the rental market and combined with the jeonse loan system are contributing to the increase in house prices, and rather a strong policy to stabilize the price of jeonse is necessary to prevent excessive rent increases even in new contracts. claimed time.
When asked about the specific system, he emphasized that there is a plan to strengthen the authority of the Lease Dispute Mediation Committee, saying that there is a way to apply the upper limit for monthly rent and there may be cases where a comparative price system can be implemented.
Regarding the controversy over the clothes price of President Moon Jae-in's wife, Kim Jung-sook, the Blue House seems to have fully explained,
In addition, regarding the formation of an additional supplementary budget to compensate for the loss of COVID-19, he said, "The plan to raise funds that the transition committee or the people's power is talking about now is unrealistic." pointed out.
Regarding the subject who should suggest the direction of the supplementary budget formation, he said, "The Ministry of Finance and Economy has a position that it will not organize the supplementary budget until the current government is over."
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