Today's plenary session...The possibility of handling the first-ever 'opposition reduction plan'

With the National Assembly plenary session scheduled today (2nd), the legal deadline for next year's budget, attention is being paid to whether the Democratic Party of Korea will pass the budget bill that reflects only the opposition's opinion on reduction at the plenary session following the Special Committee on Budget and Accounts.

The Democratic Party of Korea will consider further negotiations if there is a forward-looking change in the government and the ruling party, but if not, it will deal with the opposition party's reduction without an agreement.

On the other hand, the People's Power confronts the opposition party that it will not engage in any further negotiations unless it apologizes for the independent handling of the Budget and Accounts Committee and immediately withdraws the reduction plan.

Today's plenary session is also expected to report the impeachment of three prosecutors, including Lee Chang-soo, head of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office, and Choi Hae-soo, head of the Board of Audit and Inspection.