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Pyeongchang County Council holds extraordinary meetings on a regular basis to deliberate and decide on the budget and ordinances. At this extraordinary meeting, the 2nd supplementary budget for 2026 will be discussed as the main agenda.
9-day session until the 22nd... Processed 19 ordinance bills and 4 motions
(Pyeongchang = Yonhap News) Reporter Lim Bo-yeon = Gangwon Pyeongchang County Council announced on the 13th that it will open the 315th extraordinary session on the 14th and enter into the agenda until the 22nd.
At this extraordinary meeting, 19 ordinance bills and 4 motions, including the 2nd supplementary budget for 2026, will be reviewed.
The 3rd change plan for the 2026 public property management plan was also included in the agenda.
On this day, the County Council will hold a special committee to review the public property management plan to review the third change plan.
The Ordinance Review Special Committee handles 19 proposed ordinances, including the ‘Pyeongchang-gun Child Protection Zone Operation Ordinance’.
From the 15th to the 21st, the Budget and Settlement Special Committee will be held to review the 2nd supplementary budget.
The supplementary budget is worth 781.376 billion won, which is 75.086 billion won more than the first supplementary budget.
The County Council is scheduled to finalize major agenda items and end the session at the second plenary session on the 22nd.
Chairman Lee Chang-yeol said, “We will carefully examine agenda items closely related to the lives of residents and regional development, including the supplementary budget plan, and responsibly check local issues.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Pyeongchang County Council will make a final decision on the supplementary budget and ordinance at the second plenary session on the 22nd.
Very likely · Within days

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