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It is known that former chief prosecutor Lee Bok-hyeon, who is considered the so-called 'Yoon Seok-yeol division', is being considered as the head of the new government's Financial Supervisory Service.
Criticism of a biased personnel is being raised as prosecutors have been used as one of the most important positions in the government.
Correspondent Park Won-kyung.
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The head of the Financial Supervisory Service has been mainly held by economic officials or academics.
Bok-hyeon Lee, who retired from the Democratic Party, criticized the Democratic Party's push for legislation and retired, is being considered as a strong candidate.
Former Chief Prosecutor Lee is considered to be a representative member of the Yoon Seok-yeol division, where President Yoon Seok-yeol worked with the National Intelligence Service during his time as a prosecutor to investigate comments by the National Intelligence Service and the Special Prosecutor's Office.
It is said that former chief prosecutor Lee expressed his intention to die, but it is known that he is still in the candidate group.
Previously, President Yoon appointed Cho Sang-joon, former chief of the criminal department of the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, who was considered a key close aide within the prosecutor's office, to the head of the National Intelligence Service's keynote office, and Park Seong-geun, a former prosecutor of the Seoul High Prosecutors' Office, to the chief of the Prime Minister's Secretariat.
It is known that the head of the Jo Kijo Office also worked as a lawyer for Kim Geon-hee in the case of Deutsche Motors stock price manipulation.
Kang Su-jin, a professor at Korea University, who is also a former prosecutor and is known to be close to President Yoon, has been considered for the Fair Trade Commission.
[Shinyul/Professor Myongji University: It is an organization of upper and lower clothes. The prosecution.
Therefore, I am a little skeptical about whether an atmosphere where people can freely discuss and raise issues can be created.]
The Democratic Party sternly criticized President Yoon for exposing his true colors toward the Prosecutor's Republic of Korea.
[Oh Young-hwan / Democratic Party floor spokesperson: Are there only prosecutors who can be used in our country?
I can't contain my anger at the president's self-righteousness and dictatorship, which promises to put the whole country in the hands of prosecutors.]
In the early days of his administration, there were not many cases where he used personnel who had been working with each other for a long time, but the fact that there are a lot of prosecutors is a matter of national affairs. It raises concerns that operations may not be able to reflect diverse voices.