Democratic Party Floor Leader 'Pro-Myeong' Park Ju-min Leading 'Complete Prosecution Reform'... Policy Chief Yoo Dong-su

Hong Ik-pyo, floor leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, appointed Park Ju-min, a two-term lawmaker from Seoul Eunpyeong-gap, as the chief deputy floor leader on the 29th.

Park is known for his strong reformist stance, having led the legislation on 'Geomsu Wanbak' (complete removal of prosecutorial investigative authority). During the last presidential primary, he served as the general director of Lee Jae-myung's campaign, categorizing him as pro-Lee Jae-myung.

Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, is receiving the "Euljiro Committee White Paper" from Assemblyman Park Ju-min before the expanded executive meeting at the National Assembly in Yeouido, Seoul, last March. Photo by Kim Hyun-min kimhyun81@

In a press release, Floor Leader Hong explained the appointment, saying, "Park is straightforward yet flexible, making him an ideal candidate for communication within the party. He is also recognized as a firm lawmaker who has led the party's reformist legislation."

Yoo Dong-su, a two-term lawmaker from Incheon Gyeyang-gap, was appointed as the chief policy deputy floor leader. Floor Leader Hong said, "He is known as a policy expert within the party and has long been responsible for policy coordination and drafting. He is rational and moderate but has persistently handled many policy bills from the people's perspective."

First-term lawmakers Yoon Young-duk and Choi Hye-young were appointed as floor spokespersons. Floor Leader Hong stated, "This regular session of the National Assembly is the last of the 21st term and faces numerous urgent livelihood issues. The floor leader team appointments were thoroughly focused on capability and drive."

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