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Seosan City Council in South Chungcheong Province discusses local issues and deliberates ordinances through regular meetings. In this session, the administrative audit and the review of the supplementary budget plan will be discussed as major agenda items.
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Seosan City Council in South Chungcheong Province held the 315th 1st regular plenary session on the 4th and entered into a 19-day session until the 22nd.
The 'Resolution calling for the complete cancellation of the 154kV Anmyeon-Haemi transmission line construction project' proposed by Rep. Ahn Won-ki was also adopted.
Chairman Gap-soon Gap said, “Please conduct a thorough and substantial administrative audit so that the city council can always be a strong supporter by the citizens’ side to ‘warm hearts and make citizens happy.’”
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(Seosan = Yonhap News) The Seosan City Council in South Chungcheong Province held the 315th 1st regular plenary session on the 4th and entered into a 19-day session until the 22nd.
During the session, an audit of administrative affairs and a review of the second supplementary budget plan will be conducted.
Eleven ordinance bills, two consent bills, and one approval bill are also reviewed.
Prior to presenting the agenda for the plenary session on this day, Rep. Cho Dong-sik gave free speeches for 5 minutes on the topic of ‘Decision to leap forward as a global maritime city, proposal to change the name of Daesan Port to Seosan Port’, and Rep. Ki Yang-soon gave a 5-minute free speech on the topic ‘Resumption of the Happiness Voucher Project for Female Farmers in South Chungcheong Province’.
The 'Resolution calling for the complete cancellation of the 154kV Anmyeon-Haemi transmission line construction project' proposed by Rep. Ahn Won-ki was also adopted.
Chairman Gap-soon Gap said, “Please conduct a thorough and substantial administrative audit so that the city council can always be a strong supporter by the citizens’ side to ‘warm hearts and make citizens happy.’”
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Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized independent Rep. Han Dong-hoon at the Supreme Council meeting held in Hongseong, South Chungcheong Province on the 4th, saying that he needed to reflect on himself rather than focusing on hearings, and pointed out that Rep. Han's current actions were contradictory with his past comments about Lone Star's victory and interception.

A Blue House official announced on the 4th that dispatching troops overseas could be considered as a way to contribute militaryly to the Strait of Hormuz, and that it is possible to move troops within the scope of not causing significant damage to the preparedness of the Korean Peninsula. However, he explained that it is currently in the review stage and nothing has been decided, and that domestic legal procedures and consent from the National Assembly are being considered.

South Korea's presidential office stated that no final decision has been made on sending military forces to the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that any contribution must not compromise national defense readiness and that discussions are still under review, amid U.S. pressure and ongoing Seoul-Washington negotiations on economic and defense matters including semiconductors.

VANK, a cyber diplomatic mission, urged the use of the official country name 'Republic of Korea' through the 'Write the name of the Republic of Korea correctly' campaign, and stated that the expression 'South Korea' should be used only when comparing North and South Korea. Pointing out that 10 organizations, including Google and the CIA, were using 'South Korea' as their main name, they planned to spread posters and social media and participate in citizen participation activities.

People Power Party lawmaker Cho Eun-hee criticized the government's decision to increase the budget for the 2027 Youth Culture and Arts Pass by 22 times and expand the support target by 33 times compared to this year, pointing out that it is a 'subsidy for box office hits' that covers the ticket price of already well-selling box office hits with taxes, and urged a reexamination from the beginning.

National Assembly Speaker Jo Jung-sik met with Japanese Ambassador to Korea Koichi Mizushima at the National Assembly on the 4th and discussed ways to improve bilateral relations, resolve past historical issues, and strengthen Korea-U.S.-Japan cooperation.