Jeungpyeong County Council begins construction and pilot operation of real-time meeting relay system

Jeungpyeong County Council announced on the 6th that it will establish a real-time meeting broadcasting system to guarantee citizens' right to know and improve transparency and accessibility of legislative activities and begin pilot operation from the 222nd extraordinary session (October 14-19).

The conference relay system, built at a cost of 317 million won, supports various functions necessary for conducting meetings, such as speaker-centered screen switching and subtitle display.

The County Council focused on establishing a stable Internet live broadcasting environment so that citizens could check the legislative activities of lawmakers regardless of location.

The County Council plans to comprehensively inspect video and sound conditions, equipment linkage during the meeting, and live broadcast stability during this extraordinary meeting.

Chairman Jang Cheon-bae said, “County residents can now vividly watch the decision-making process and members’ legislative activities through the council website.”