People Power Party floor leader Jeong Jeong-sik made a fierce attack on the Democratic Party, showing his strong will to regain the position of Chairman of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee through a recent in-house countermeasures meeting. He strongly criticized that as a result of the Democratic Party monopolizing the position of chairman and chairman of the judiciary committee in the National Assembly in the first half of last year, the National Assembly lost its normal function and was reduced to only an arena for political strife. In particular, he pointed out that the operating methods shown by Democratic Party chairmen such as Chung Cheong-rae, Lee Chun-seok, and Choo Mi-ae were biased and authoritarian, and listed specific examples such as the dismissal of witnesses, the authoritarian conduct of meetings, and the controversy over shaming during the hearing of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. He argues that the normalization of the Legislative and Judiciary Committee is essential to correct these past 'errors', and that for this to happen, the People Power Party must assume the position of chairman.

Floor leader Jeong Jeong-sik's criticism does not stop at simply pointing out past behavior, but also takes aim at the hasty processing in the legislative process. He emphasized that legislative efficiency was extremely low, as several bills pushed by hardliners through the Democratic Party-led Legislative and Judiciary Committee were hastily and belatedly amended at the plenary stage. This raises a strong issue that the Legislative and Judiciary Committee has lost its original function of reviewing and checking bills and has been used as a partisan tool. As a result, the People Power Party believes that taking back the Judiciary Committee from the hands of the Democratic Party is the way to realize political justice in order to restore a ‘working National Assembly,’ and is putting pressure on the Democratic Party by presenting this as a key card in negotiations for the composition of the National Assembly.

Meanwhile, President-elect Choo Mi-ae, who became the new head of the Gyeonggi Provincial Government, is focusing her administrative power on resolving the 'financial collapse', which is a very realistic and urgent task, separate from political offensives. President-elect Choo, who launched the 'Fairness, Innovation and Inclusive Competition Preparation Committee', a transition committee, reminded us that the current provincial debt is close to 7 trillion won and predicted a high-intensity spending restructuring of all existing provincial government projects. She ordered us to abandon the complacent attitude of blaming only the external economic situation and reexamine all detailed projects and contribution status from scratch to reset priorities. In particular, the company is showing a strong will to reduce waste and strengthen its internal stability by postponing the establishment of new organizations and giving priority to artificial intelligence-based organizational diagnosis.

President-elect Chu's actions go beyond simple austerity and aim to upgrade the people's welfare model, including transportation and housing. The introduction of the 'Metropolitan Area One Pass', which is being promoted under the philosophy that the right to mobility is a basic right, is being implemented through cooperation with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and nearby local governments. In addition, to solve youth housing issues, we are attempting a strategic approach to maximize the urgency and efficiency of policies within a limited budget, such as prioritizing the provision of housing for youth near subway stations. As these changes are accompanied by a comprehensive performance evaluation of the previous provincial government's projects, the political world's attention is focused on how Gyeonggi Province's administrative tone will be reorganized in the future.