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The National Assembly announced the schedule for state affairs audits by various standing committees, including the Legislation and Judiciary Committee and the Political Affairs Committee, seminars in lawmakers' offices, and press conferences for communication officials, starting with the plenary meeting of the Public Administration and Security Committee at 10 o'clock.
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The National Assembly regularly conducts audits of government affairs by standing committees to check government policies.
▲ Standing Committee
Public Administration and Safety Committee General Meeting (10:00 National Police Agency)
▲ Government audit
Legislation and Judiciary Committee audit of government affairs (10:00 Board of Audit and Inspection)
Government Affairs Committee audit of government affairs (10:00, main building room 604)
Financial and Economic Planning Committee audit of government affairs (10:00 Bank of Korea Headquarters)
Education Committee National Audit (10:00, Main Building Room 522)
Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee audit of government affairs (10:00, Main Building Room 627)
National Defense Commission audit (10:00 Daejeon Military Manpower Administration)
Public Administration and Security Committee audit of government affairs (10:00 National Police Agency)
Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee National Audit (10:00, Main Building Room 506)
National Audit of the Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs, Oceans and Fisheries Committee (10:00, Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries Annex)
Government audit by the Trade, Industry, Energy and Small and Medium Venture Business Committee (10:00, Room 534 in the main building)
National Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee Audit (10:00, Main Building Room 529)
Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee-America Department audit of government affairs (10:00, U.S. Embassy in Korea)
Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee’s European Affairs Group audit (10:00, Embassy in the UK)
Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee Ajuban government inspection (10:00 Embassy in Japan)
▲ Assemblyman’s Office Seminar
Representative Seo Myeong-ok's office, etc., 11th World Korean Women's Conference (00:00 Assembly Room, Conference Room)
▲ Communications press conference
Rep. Lim Oh-kyung, [Press conference urging legislation for fair compensation for creators] (09:20)
Rep. Han Chang-min, [Press conference condemning collusion between paper companies and urging response from the Fair Trade Commission and the National Assembly to normalize prices] (09:40)
Rep. Lee Yong-woo, [Press conference urging normalization of primary contract negotiations under the Revised Trade Union Act] (14:00)
Rep. Jia Han, [Press conference urging the National Assembly to increase the 2027 senior citizen job budget] (15:00)
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