The Democratic Party of Korea (MINJU) has reached a consensus to launch a parliamentary investigation into Supreme Court Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae. Meeting with reporters today (October 27) immediately after a general meeting of party lawmakers, Democratic Party floor spokesperson Jeon Eun-soo said, "Opinions were unanimous that a parliamentary investigation should be conducted regarding future measures concerning Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae," adding, "That is why we decided to conduct the parliamentary investigation." Floor spokesperson Jeon noted that while a specific schedule for the parliamentary probe has not yet been finalized, "We need to pass the parliamentary investigation plan around the 5th of next month (November 5)." Further details will be provided in the video.
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