Yeongam County Council Listens to Major Administrative Work Plans for 2020

Efforts for Field-Centered Open Legislative Activities

Yeongam County Council held the 271st extraordinary session and listened to the main business plans of the county administration for 2020. (Photo by Yeongam County)

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Seo Young-seo] Yeongam County Council (Chairman Jo Jeong-gi) announced on the 6th that it held the 271st extraordinary session for seven days from the 31st of last month to the 6th as the first official agenda of the Year of the Rat, and listened to the ‘2020 Major County Administration Work Plan.’

During this extraordinary session, the plenary meeting held from the 3rd to the 6th listened to about 300 ‘2020 Major Work Plans’ promoted by 21 departments including the Planning and Audit Office, carefully checking whether the voices of the residents were well reflected in the county administration, and took time to seek a developmental direction together by presenting problems and policy alternatives.

Also, the Council Operation Committee enacted the ‘Ordinance on the Formation and Operation of Yeongam County Council Members’ Research Groups’ aimed at contributing to the promotion of research activities such as policy development and legislative activities by Yeongam County council members, and the ‘2020 Occasional Shared Property Management Plan’ submitted by the county was reviewed by the relevant standing committee and approved.

Chairman Jo Jeong-gi requested, “Please review the opinions or policy alternatives presented by the council members during this extraordinary session systematically so that they can be reflected in the county administration, and make every effort to ensure that the 2020 major county administration tasks proceed smoothly as planned to make Yeongam a better place to live. Also, please thoroughly prepare to prevent any damage to our residents by responding flawlessly to the novel coronavirus infection.”

Yeongam County Council plans to continue its council activities to improve the quality of life of residents by serving as a partner and companion of the county administration through various processes such as council meetings, listening to the progress of major county administration tasks, Q&A on county administration, on-site visits to major projects, administrative audits, and deliberation of ordinances and budgets, providing healthy checks and supervision of the executive branch as well as exemplary local autonomy through coexistence and cooperation.

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