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President Seok-Yeol Yoon ordered to reorganize state subsidies for private organizations.

He took aim at civic group accounts following labor unions.

The Office of the President is scheduled to announce today (28th) the results of a comprehensive survey on the state of subsidy support over the past five years.



This is reporter Han Sang-woo.



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This is what President Yoon Seok-yeol said yesterday while ordering an inspection of the use of state subsidies by private organizations.



[President Yoon Seok-yeol/Statement at the Cabinet meeting (yesterday morning): If the people's blood tax is spent on their own interest cartel, the people will know and will not tolerate it.]



I mentioned private organizations, including various associations, but in fact the former government It is an interpretation that it was aimed at civic groups close to .



During his candidacy, President Yoon defined the collusion between political power and civic groups as a 'corruption cartel'.

[President Yoon Seok-yeol/Statement at the Cabinet meeting (yesterday morning): State subsidies to private organizations have increased rapidly over the past



few years, but the government's management has been insufficient.



The government estimates that subsidies to private organizations have increased by 1.5 times over the five years from 2009 to more than 2 trillion won.



Private organizations are disclosing the size and use of subsidies through public service corporation disclosures by the National Tax Service, but voluntary disclosure is adopted.



Regarding this, civic groups protested, saying, "The organization that gives the subsidy has already checked the usage history," and "a measure that sells civic groups as dishonest organizations."



First of all, the President's office plans to collect the actual situation of subsidy use identified by each ministry and disclose it this morning.



Along with specific cases of fraud, such as inflating labor costs, the government plans to actively check accounting.



(Video coverage: Choi Dae-woong, video editing: Kim Jin-won)