“Auditions until data is provided”… 2nd and 3rd auditions to be held for director of public broadcasting

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There were two days left for the National Assembly’s pre-trial hearing to test the legality of the public broadcasting board, but the hearing was almost adjourned as key witnesses, including Chairman Acting Korean Communications Commission Kim Tae-gyu, appointed. their absence.

The National Defense Commission decided to hold a second and third additional hearing to investigate the illegality of the election process.

This is reporter Minhyung Kim.

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After attending the cabinet meeting, the acting Chairman of the Korea Communications Commission Kim Tae-gyu attended the on-site inspection of the National Assembly’s security measures in the afternoon.

They fought against the members of the opposition party from the beginning, saying, “We do not have the authority to give the data” and “We cannot admit the meeting itself.”

[김태규/방통위원장 직무대행(어제)]

“No, since you now want to confirm and listen here, I cannot agree.”

At the end, the shouting started, and the point call followed.

[김태규/방통위원장 직무대행(어제)]

“Ask a question. I will answer, then.

Executive Director Kim immediately apologized, but

[김태규/방통위원장 직무대행(어제)]

“There are.

They said they could not provide materials such as meeting notes.

As it is currently a ‘one person system’, it cannot be decided whether the minutes of the meeting should be published for procedural reasons.

The opposition party planned to hold a hearing the following day tomorrow to question whether the process of appointing directors of public broadcasters was legal.

However, Acting Director Kim and others requested a different date by telling them that they were not participating due to lack of procedures, etc., and the Overseas Defense Committee decided to hold the second and third hearings on the 14th and 21st through opposition party meetings. intention only.

While 22 people, including Korea Communications Commission Chairman Lee Jin-sook and Acting Director Kim Tae-gyu, were selected as witnesses, the People’s Power Party complained that it was an obstruction to the commission’s work Korea Communications, and the Democratic Party responded that it would continue hearings until it received the data.

This is Minhyung Kim from MBC News.

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