Carrots and golden cabbages...The scenes that stirred up on the first day of the inspection. [Anchor Report]

Secondhand transaction post to the National Assembly...Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's official car market
Opposition lawmaker "To recall the seriousness of used cars for false sale"
" based on a public car? Inappropriate" vs. "It's in the public interest"

On the first day of the National Assembly inspection, there was also a question that caught the attention.

These days, precious cabbages appeared in the National Assembly, and a war of words took place when the minister's official car was posted on a used trading site.

Let's take a look.

Out of the blue in the National Audit Office, a post called "Carrot Market" appeared.

It's a famous secondhand trading site.

However, looking closely at the contents of the article, the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's official car was put up for sale.

The sale price is 50 million won.

An opposition lawmaker posted it himself to point out the seriousness of used car false sales.

[Yoon Jong-gun / Democratic Party member: In the case of a car, if you know the owner's name and number, you're supposed to enter the details right away. You only need to register four things there. Options, mileage, vehicle photos, prices. It doesn't have to be different from the truth.]

However, there was a dispute over whether this act itself was appropriate.

The main problem was that they posted that they were selling other people's possessions, not themselves.

[Park Sang-woo / Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport : I did it. It's currently on the carrot.) Did you get an understanding from me?]

[Yoon Jong-gun / Member of the Democratic Party of Korea: Minister, why don't you know the license plate number? Is it national security to know the minister's vehicle number and the minister's name? You can tell everything.]

[Jeong Jeong-sik / People's Power: That's why you posted it with the vehicle number and the owner as the minister. (Why don't you know that? It's a car that everyone drags. I mean, it's a crime in itself.]

Exposition Secret Documents Revealed, Illegal?

The 'illegal battle' also took place at the Foreign Ministry's parliamentary inspection office.

An opposition lawmaker unveiled an official document from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which was labeled as a third-class secret in connection with the Busan Expo last year.

At that time, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs analyzed the first and second voting situation and sent it to member countries of the International Fair Organization,
Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol strongly opposed the disclosure, saying it was a secret document.

[Minister of Foreign Affairs Cho Tae-yeol] No, how do you get class 3 secret documents, and how do you get them on the screen here? How did you get that document? (I got a report)

The lawmaker, who later disclosed the data, explained that the official document of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has passed the secret expiration date and that it is a publicly available material.

The ruling party responded by saying that it was a criminal act to disclose the secret document itself.

[Kim Gun/Secretary of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the People's Power: Exposing class 3 confidential documents is waving the national flag and a criminal act]

[Kim Jun-hyung / Cho Kuk, member of the Innovation Party: I received a class 3 confidential service report the day before yesterday regarding the South Korea-U.S. defense cost sharing. When the Ministry of Foreign Affairs discloses it because it wants to brag about it, and I cannot accept that such disclosure is treated as a criminal.]

The last one is about the 'gold cabbage' that came up in the National Audit Office.

This scene came out of the process of inquiring about the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.

The ruling party lawmaker pointed out that he brought cabbages himself, and the government failed to predict the supply and demand of cabbages, causing prices to skyrocket.

[Park Deok-heum / People's Power: It's been a month since Chuseok. The fact that it's gone up by 2,000 won now, I think we've done something wrong with the market measures.

In response, Agriculture Minister Song Mi-ryeong explained that the unusual heat wave was the cause of the failure to predict.

However, lawmakers have repeatedly pointed out the government's poor response, saying that the "gold cabbage" problem has already been predicted since August.