“People should be cautious about subsidies…Small business owners should consider extending their loan maturity”
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Deputy Prime Minister Hong said in the report on the work of the Planning and Finance Committee of the National Assembly.
In addition, Deputy Prime Minister Hong said, “We have provided support funds for less than 400 million won in sales (in the future), but we are considering additionally including those who suffer even if sales exceed 400 million won.”
Deputy Prime Minister Hong said, “I will carefully examine how far the blind spots will be covered,” he said, as to whether to add street vendors or platform workers to the support target if the number of workers is 5-6 or more.
He said, “We are intensively reviewing plans to provide additional support to the victims of the damage, and we are working with the goal of submitting the first supplementary budget to the National Assembly in early March.”
Regarding the size of the supplementary administration, he said, “Because it is being reviewed, it would not be appropriate to say,” and when asked if it could exceed 30 trillion won, he drew a line saying, “The media seems to have a lot of speculation.”
Rep. Choo Gyeong-ho’s question on the national disaster support fund said, “I see it as a matter to be considered taking into account all the quarantine, economic, economic recovery, and financial situation.” “My personal opinion is that giving subsidies to all the people should be cautious. “I will.”
Regarding the issue of extending the maturity of loans for small business owners and self-employed persons, he said, “If the quarantine problem is not clearly controlled, we should review it to alleviate such difficulties.”
(yunhap news)
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