Three special investigation bills on civil war, Kim Geon-hee and Choi Sergeant-General to be submitted to Cabinet meeting tomorrow - South Korea

The three special investigation bills (the Special Investigation Act for the Civil Rebellion, the Special Investigation Act for Kim Gun-Hee, and the Special Investigation Act for Corporal Choi) that were passed by the National Assembly under the leadership of the ruling Democratic Party are expected to be promulgated after a Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
According to the Legislation Ministry, the bills, which passed the plenary session on the 5th, were transferred to the Cabinet meeting on the morning of the 9th. The Cabinet meeting will be held at 10 a.m. on the 10th under the presidency of President Lee Jae-myung.
It was confirmed that the three special investigation bills have been submitted to the Cabinet as bills for promulgation. Once the bills are deliberated and voted on by the Cabinet and approved by the President, they will be published in the Official Gazette.
The investigation will be announced on the 5th, and each special investigation team will begin its investigation after the appointment of special investigation teams and preparations.
"The special counsel is supposed to be launched within 11 days, but it can be shortened to four days. At the Cabinet meeting next Tuesday (10th),
"Once the bill is enacted, the special prosecutors can be launched over the weekend," he said. Although the targets of investigation under the three special prosecutor bills are different, they all cover various allegations raised during the Yoon Seok-yeol administration.
First, the Special Prosecutor's Act on the Investigation of Corporal Choi (Special Prosecutor's Act on the Investigation of Marines Who Died in the Line of Duty and Cover-up of Incidents) will be implemented in July 2023 during the operation to search for missing persons.
The investigation will cover the circumstances surrounding the death of Marine Corps Corporal Choi in the 2015 incident and the alleged obstruction of investigations by government officials.
The special prosecutor's office is investigating 11 alleged crimes related to former President Yoon Seok-youl's declaration of emergency martial law on Dec. 3, including acts of internal sedition, incitement of foreign aggression, and military rebellion.
In addition, the Kim Kun-hee Special Prosecutor's Office (Kim Kun-hee, Myung Tae-gyun, and Kongjin-related government corruption scandals and
The Special Prosecutor's Office (SPO) is investigating allegations that Kim Kun-hee, wife of former President Yoon Seok-youl, manipulated the stock price of German Motors and handed over designer bags to the then-president.
A total of 16 cases were identified as targets for investigation, including allegations of misconduct by the Democratic Party of Japan and the involvement of political broker Myong Tae-gyun in official approval interference and illegal opinion polls.