용혜인, 의원직 사퇴 여부 묻자 “청문회 잘 준비”…즉답 피해

Potential female candidate for the Seo Inje Family Affairs Ministry has declined to answer whether she will give up her proportional representation seat in the National Assembly. She has expressed her willingness to listen to and incorporate the concerns of the public during the parliamentary hearing. The candidate, who was appointed as the Ministry's head on January 31, plans to retain her proportional representation seat despite this appointment.

She emphasized that the parliamentary hearing is a space for communication with the citizens, and she will prepare to convey her opinions and thoughts to the public. The candidate has also stated that she is aware of the concerns regarding the proposal to abolish the protective measure for victims in the amended Criminal Procedure Law.

She plans to expand her listening and communication with the victims' rights, as well as with the relevant agencies, to ensure that the rights of the victims are not compromised. The candidate has also reaffirmed her support for the introduction of the law prohibiting all forms of discrimination, including the introduction of the law on intimate partner violence and the Comprehensive Care Act.

She aims to gather diverse opinions and conduct a thorough discussion to ensure that the government's policies align with the national policy direction.