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The plenary meetings of the standing committees, including the National Assembly Education Committee, the National Defense Committee, the Public Administration and Security Committee, the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, and the Health and Welfare Committee, as well as the National Assembly audit, will be held sequentially from 10 o'clock, and the schedule for the seminar in the lawmakers' office and the communication center press conference has also been announced.
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The schedule for plenary meetings and audits of state affairs has been announced for each standing committee of the National Assembly, and seminars at lawmakers' offices and press conferences are also scheduled.
▲ Committee
Board of Education General Meeting (10:00, Room 522, Main Building)
National Defense Commission Plenary Meeting (10:00 Seoul Ministry of National Defense)
Public Administration and Safety Committee General Meeting (10:00, Room 445, Main Building)
Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee General Meeting (10:00, Main Building Room 506)
Health and Welfare Committee General Meeting (10:00, Main Building Room 601)
▲ Government audit
Education Committee National Audit (10:00, Main Building Room 522)
Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee audit of government affairs (10:00, Ministry of Unification, Inter-Korean Talks Headquarters)
National Defense Commission audit (10:00 Seoul Ministry of National Defense)
Public Administration and Security Committee Audit of Government Affairs (10:00, Room 445, Main Building)
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, Room 501, Main Building)
Government audit by the Trade, Industry, Energy and Small and Medium Venture Business Committee (10:00, Main Building Room 534)
Health and Welfare Committee audit of government affairs (10:00, main building room 601)
National Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee Audit (10:00, Main Building Room 529)
▲ Assemblyman’s Office Seminar
Rep. Nam In-soon's office, People Supporting Human Rights of the Elderly (Senior Citizens) Launching Ceremony and Discussion (10:00, Seminar Room 2, Assembly Hall)
Rep. Joo Jin-woo's office, the election system for superintendents of education must now be changed. (14:00, Assembly Hall 1st Small Conference Room)
▲ Communications press conference
Rep. Park Soo-young, [Press conference urging tax system realization] (09:00)
Rep. Kang Kyung-sook, [Press conference urging improvement in educational administration, ‘Teachers are not accountants’] (09:20)
Rep. Min Byeong-deok, [Press conference announcing union’s position on Homeplus M&A] (10:20)
Rep. Jong-oh Yoon, [Press conference announcing the position of the Progressive Party leader pushing for the impeachment of Cho Hee-dae] (10:40) Rep. Lee Yong-woo, [Press conference on the bill to introduce a parallel funded retirement pension] (12:00)
Representative Sohee Lee, [Press conference on current issues] (13:20)
Rep. Lee Jeong-moon, [Press conference on pending government audit issues] (13:40)
Rep. Park Joo-min, [Press conference on elevator safety accident] (14:00)
Representative Kang Seung-gyu, [Press conference on political issues] (14:40)
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As on-site early voting has begun in earnest in many states ahead of the November 3 midterm elections in the United States, the competition between the ruling and opposition parties to regain the majority in the Senate and House of Representatives is intensifying.

During the audit of the National Assembly's Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee, the ruling and opposition parties clashed over the government's response to Ukraine's disclosure of the repatriation of North Korean prisoners of war and how to respond to DMZ landmine provocations. In addition, the ruling and opposition parties unanimously criticized the government for procedural shortcomings in the Alaska LNG investment project in the United States.

During the National Assembly audit, People Power Party lawmaker Na Kyung-won and Minister of Climate, Energy and Environment Kim Seong-hwan engaged in a battle over whether to disclose the list of members of the 12th Basic Electricity Supply and Demand Plan members and suspicion of preferential treatment in the appointment process of the president of Korea District Heating Corporation.

While the Supreme Court's disciplinary proceedings against Chief Judge Ji Gwi-yeon, who is suspected of serving alcohol, are scheduled to proceed, a battle broke out between ruling and opposition party lawmakers and the Director of the Court Administration, Noh Kyung-pil, over the rejection of the warrant by the Corruption Investigation Office and the 'at-home warrant' during the National Assembly Legislative and Judiciary Committee's audit of government affairs.

At the National Assembly's Political Affairs Committee audit, the ruling and opposition parties engaged in a fierce battle over the controversy over the free viewing of the movie 'Assassin(s)' promoted by the Center under the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs and the police attendance schedule of Rep. Kim Jae-seop of the People's Power Party.

The government plans to set a special period of 2 to 3 years for excluding and suspending disposition through the Special Measures Act for violations of the Farmland Act that are not speculation. Yoon Won-seup, Director of Agricultural Policy at the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, announced this at a National Assembly debate, and enactment will be promoted within the year.