Jeonnam Provincial Council Opens Extraordinary Session on 12th... Listening to Administrative and Educational Affairs Reports

Implementation of Personnel Hearing for Candidate of Gwangju Jeonnam Research Institute Director

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] The Jeonnam Provincial Council announced on the 11th that it will hold the 337th extraordinary session, the first session of this year, from the 12th to the 21st for a period of 10 days.

On the first day of this extraordinary session, they will listen to work reports on the 2020 provincial administration and educational administration from Governor Kim Youngrok and Superintendent Jang Seokwoong.

Subsequently, each standing committee will review work reports from the relevant offices, bureaus, and affiliated institutions, as well as various ordinances closely related to residents' lives, including the "Jeollanam-do Children's Protection Zone Traffic Safety Ordinance," and make the final decision at the plenary session on the 21st.

Additionally, on the 18th, a personnel hearing for the candidate for the Director of the Gwangju-Jeonnam Research Institute will be conducted to verify qualifications, abilities, and morality.

This year, the Provincial Council plans to hold a total of 127 days of sessions (60 regular sessions and 67 extraordinary sessions) and dynamically carry out legislative activities that give dreams and hope to the residents.

Chairman Lee Yongjae, in his opening remarks, said, "As the number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus continues to increase, the concerns and anxieties of the residents are growing," and he plans to urge the executive branch to prioritize residents' safety by thoroughly implementing quarantine measures and to prepare support measures for self-employed people who are directly affected.

Meanwhile, prior to the opening, the Provincial Council is taking proactive measures for residents' health by thoroughly disinfecting the main hall and other areas to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, and by placing hand sanitizers and prevention guidelines at the entrances.

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