"Defection votes from the opposition, not the ruling party?...

On the 8th, among the bills that were rejected and discarded in the National Assembly plenary session, there was a bill that saw defection votes from the opposition rather than the ruling party. This was the amendment to the National Assembly Testimony and Appraisal Act (hereinafter referred to as the Testimony and Appraisal Act), which required the submission of personal information or trade secrets if requested by the National Assembly.

These are bills that have consistently raised concerns from the government and the business community, and it has been confirmed that even the opposition is concerned. Attention is now focused on whether the opposition will revise its legislative strategy in the future.

On this day, the amendment to the Testimony and Appraisal Act, which was re-voted in the National Assembly, was rejected and discarded with 183 votes in favor, 115 against, and 2 invalid votes. Considering that the People Power Party has 108 seats, it appears that there were defection votes (opposition and invalid) from the opposition as well as the ruling party.

It's quite interesting to see such a situation in a world where the Democratic Party is supposedly dictatorial, isn't it?

At the very least, as a member of the National Assembly, one should show such behavior according to their convictions.

And, the party should not disadvantage such people.

Such behaviors are currently being seen in the opposition.

The way to maintain the minimum order is to follow the legal procedures.

Indict, convict in the first trial, confirm in the Supreme Court, and imprison...

Ignoring the law, which is the last means of maintaining order in our society, is something only Yoon Suk-yeol and his rebellion collaborators do.

Starting with punishing them, the order of our society will begin to be restored.