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When Prosecutor-General Oh-su Kim insisted that the 'examination of inspection' was unconstitutional, the Democratic Party fired on him to re-study the constitution.

The People's Power urged President Moon Jae-in to exercise his veto.

The Blue House is in the mood to watch.



Correspondent Kang Cheong-wan.



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The day after the adoption of the 'check-and-run' party argument, the Democratic Party leadership, who held an evacuation at the Daejeon Cemetery, attacked Prosecutor General Oh-su Kim's 'constitutional violation' claim.



[Yun Ho-jung / Democratic Party Joint Emergency Response Committee Chairman: (Prosecutor General Kim Oh-su) I think I will have to study the Constitution again.

The Constitution of the Republic of Korea does not contain any lines (written) about the authority of the prosecutor's office.]



Although prudent theories continued,



[Kwon Ji-woong/Democratic Party Emergency Response Member: Again, holding local elections in the form of a Democratic Party that puts prosecutorial reform as the number one priority, I I'm afraid.

I honestly do not have the confidence to appeal for the support of the citizens.]



It is known that the leadership's policy to deal with the bill within the April special session is known to be firm.



As the Judiciary Chairperson belongs to the Democratic Party, and the Agenda Coordination Committee for deliberation of the bill has also secured a majority through resignation and dismissal, it is calculated that it is possible to present it at the plenary session in the last week of April after going through the Judiciary Committee next week.



The transition committee, which had refrained from commenting in the past, rejected the Democratic Party's push for overhaul, calling it an 'constitutional violation'.





[Kwon Seong-dong/People's Power Floor Leader: Even if the Democrats force the National Assembly to deal with the Inspection and Overhaul Act, President Moon must exercise the veto.]



The Blue House is in the mood to watch.



A high-ranking Blue House official said, "Now is the time for parliament and legislation."