Parties agree on makeup of special committees on reform, N. Korea cooperation
- 6 years ago
여야, 정개특위•사개특위 등 6개특위 구성합의
At the national assembly, the floor leaders of South Korea's three negotiating blocs agreed on the makeup of six temporary special committees that'll be handling key policy issues.
Under the agreement, the committees on political reform, judicial reform and inter-Korean economic cooperation will have 8 members from the ruling Democratic party, 7 from the main opposition Liberty Korea Party and 2 from the minor opposition Bareun-mirae party.
The other three committees will have a similar ratio, with the ruling party getting the most seats.
The parties agreed to submit the final list of their members for each committee by Wednesday.
Also on Wednesday, they agreed to hold a plenary session to vote on the 3 candidates they nominated for Constitutional Court justice.
At the national assembly, the floor leaders of South Korea's three negotiating blocs agreed on the makeup of six temporary special committees that'll be handling key policy issues.
Under the agreement, the committees on political reform, judicial reform and inter-Korean economic cooperation will have 8 members from the ruling Democratic party, 7 from the main opposition Liberty Korea Party and 2 from the minor opposition Bareun-mirae party.
The other three committees will have a similar ratio, with the ruling party getting the most seats.
The parties agreed to submit the final list of their members for each committee by Wednesday.
Also on Wednesday, they agreed to hold a plenary session to vote on the 3 candidates they nominated for Constitutional Court justice.