Yoon Hee-sook, National Assembly member. Reporter Lim Hyun-dong
– On the 15th, Rep. Yoon Hee-suk, the power of the people, refuted the criticism of the passport toward the auditor, saying, “It is embarrassing that the passport is talking about the auditor doing his job.
In response to the audit of the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy in order to examine the legitimacy of the Moon Jae-in government’s post-nuclear policy promotion process, the government’s passport “passed the degree” and “will take issue and correct the government’s basic policy direction.” He criticized it again when the criticism poured out, “How should we understand the deviation of the heads of power institutions?”
Rep. Yoon said, “Criticism of the passport is pouring out from the former president’s secretary office to the incumbent lawmakers,” said Rep. Yoon. “It’s like a fat word.” “The auditor said that the post-nuclear policy violates the legal decision-making process. He said that he would be grateful if it was established, so it is only necessary to observe the results of the audit and determine whether it is illegal.
He said, “The auditor is a part of the administration, but the reason for its existence is the executive supervision,” he said. “By the way, saying, “I have crossed the line and crossed the road,” he said. He pointed out, “Is it the “good” and “do”. In order to do that, why does the Constitutional Agency exist in the first place?”
Rep. Yoon criticized that “their consciousness of’our side’ is that in order to protect our side, we must lightly step on the core system that supports the country.” “If it was the presidential pledge and it was approved by the people that it could be promoted by the people, the current passport officials were silent about the grand Canal on the Korean Peninsula, which was the representative pledge of MB,” he said. “If it is a pledge, those who said it was okay to commit violations “Can you think that democracy and the rule of law are respected as much as a nail?”
Reporter Lee Hae-jun [email protected]
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