
Targeting ruling party personnel such as Choo Mi-ae, "Political and administrative areas are separate... each person must be faithful to his or her duties."
Minister of Planning and Budget Park Hong-geun emphasized the importance of complying with the response manual to President Lee Jae-myung's golf controversy, and asked each party to remain faithful to their duties in response to criticism from ruling party figures.
AI-generated summary
Criticism has been raised within the ruling party regarding President Lee Jae-myung's golf controversy at the time of the Daegu shopping mall collapse.
Minister of Planning and Budget Park Hong-geun said on the 12th regarding the controversy that President Lee Jae-myung played golf during the Daegu shopping mall collapse, "It is not important whether he played golf on vacation or not, but whether he responded properly according to the manual in accordance with the golden time or not is more important."
Minister Park said in an MBC radio interview that day, “Isn’t it true that the President gave instructions after being immediately reported (on the accident situation)?”
He said, "It seems like 'Emperor's Golf' is inciting political strife through overly provocative expressions."
Regarding President Lee's recent posting of messages every day through social networking services (SNS), he said, "It is rather consistent," and added, "He used SNS a lot in the past when he was mayor of Seongnam, governor of Gyeonggi Province, and party leader."
Minister Park said, "(President Lee) seems to think that direct communication with the public has given him great energy in growing to where he is now," and "Even now (as in the past), although his approval rating is low, he seems to believe that communicating his sincerity and conveying his thoughts through direct communication with the people is effective in running the government."
Regarding the fact that some ruling party figures, including Gyeonggi Governor Choo Mi-ae, are at odds with President Lee, he said, "As the President emphasizes every day, there seems to be a political sphere and an administrative sphere."
He added, "In the end, as someone said, 'It is important for the ruling party to be faithful to its duties, the opposition party to be the opposition party, the Blue House to be the Blue House, and the media to be the media.'"
Regarding his being mentioned as a candidate for mayor of Seoul, Minister Park drew a line by saying, "It hasn't happened yet," and when the host asked again, "What would you do if given the opportunity?", he replied, "Who would turn it down if given the opportunity? But for now, I'm just focusing on my work."

The National Human Rights Commission of Korea has revoked its previous recommendation to guarantee defense rights for former President Yoon Suk Yeol during his impeachment trial, also issuing a public apology for the initial decision.

During the National Assembly Legislative and Judiciary Committee's audit of government affairs, the ruling and opposition parties fought over the neutrality of the Board of Audit and Inspection and the appropriateness of the Supreme Court's audit results. Chairman Kim Ho-cheol of the Board of Audit and Inspection announced that there has been no agreement on the method of paying the Supreme Court incentive and that he will thoroughly look into whether there are improvements in the future.

After one year and eight months, the National Human Rights Commission scrapped the recommendation to 'Guarantee Yoon Seok-yeol's right to defense', which was decided during the impeachment of former President Yoon Seok-yeol, and decided to issue a public apology. It was passed with a 6-4 majority vote, with Chairman Ahn Chang-ho abstaining.

Verbel Baas, co-chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) and Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, a minority member of Germany's coalition government, resigned on the 12th, citing the death of his stepdaughter and conflict with his coalition partner, the Christian Democratic Union (CDU). The battle over responsibility has intensified following the recent landslide victory of the far-right party in the election.

On the 12th, during the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee audit of the National Police Agency, the limitations of overseas investigative cooperation, including the hacking incident at a financial institution and the leak of personal information at Coupang, were pointed out. Kim Jong-cheol, acting Commissioner General of the National Police Agency, explained the progress of discussions with China and announced that there were no security issues as a result of KISA's analysis regarding the suspicion of leakage of Chinese-made police body cameras.

On the 12th, the National Assembly's Strategy and Defense Committee decided to exclude Rep. Lee Jin-sook from the Korea Communications Commission's audit of government affairs under the leadership of the ruling party on the grounds of possible conflict of interest. The People Power Party protested, saying it was a deprivation of the right to audit government affairs.