Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myung has also decided to pay 250,000 won per person to the top 12% of Gyeonggi Province residents who were excluded from the government's 5th disaster support fund. Although the ruling party, the government, and the administration failed to reach the "lower 88% standard of income" agreed on by the fifth disaster support fund, and the issue of equity with other regions was raised, Governor Lee chose "strong attack."
The next presidential candidates, who are competing with the governor, all made an onslaught, saying, "We used the governor's chance." Governor Lee dismissed it as "a decision that is consistent with the nature of local autonomy," saying, "the government's policy is supplemented and expanded."
Governor Lee held a press conference at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government on the 13th and officially announced the payment of disaster support funds for all residents.
The top 12% of the residents and foreigners in addition to the bottom 88% of income set by the government for the fifth disaster support fund. A total of 415.1 billion won will be paid by Gyeonggi Province, 90 percent of which is 373.6 billion won, while the remaining 41.5 billion won will be paid by the city and county. Of the 250,000 won per person, 225,000 won will be paid by Gyeonggi Province, while the remaining 25,000 won will be paid by the city and county.
Former Jeju Governor Won Hee-ryong, Park Jin, Ha Tae-kyung, and Yoon Hee-sook, who belong to the power of the people, criticized Governor Lee by using expressions such as "chance of governor," "tickets," "money-spreading populism," and "people's dunggol breaker." Lee Nak-yeon, former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, who is a presidential contender in the party like Governor Lee, also said, "I am worried about how other provincial and provincial residents will take it."
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Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myung announces the "third basic disaster income payment plan for all residents" at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province on the 13th. [Photo Source = Yonhap News]
Gyeonggi Province Governor Jae-myung announces the "third basic disaster income payment plan" at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, on the 13th. [Photo Source = Yonhap News]
The Democratic Party of Korea, along with Gyeonggi Province Governor Lee Jae-myung's payment of disaster support funds for the former provincial residents, has been criticized by harsh levels such as "authoritarian leadership" and "rebellious acts." In particular, it has been pointed out that the government is conducting "ticketing" with a pottery budget about three weeks before the main race of the presidential election. There were harsh expressions not only from the opposition party but also from within the ruling party, but also various reasons for criticism, such as "ignoring the agreement between the ruling party and the government," "causing equity issues with other municipalities," and "ticketing aimed at the primary." In response, Governor Lee countered, "Is the government also doing ticketing?"
Lee Nak-yeon, a key official at the former Democratic Party representative camp, said, "The governor's dogmatic and self-righteous leadership has been revealed." "There are not only provincial governors but also provincial councils in local governments," he said. "There is a backlash not only from opposition lawmakers in the provincial council but also from within the Democratic Party. "When I heard the opposition, I did it as if I had done it quickly," he said. Some Gyeonggi-do lawmakers from the ruling party held a press conference on the 10th and demanded strengthening support for small businesses and alley businesses, not disaster aid funds for all residents.
Critics have also raised criticism that the governor's decision is a "election campaign" aimed at the main election, which is three weeks away. Park Rae-yong, a spokesman for the former presidential camp, said, "It is probably because of the impatience that we have to do anything for the approval rating in the primary."
"We are asking you to do your job properly," a camp official said. "Don't campaign as governor." Lee's side had previously demanded that Governor Lee resign as governor. Another camp official also pointed out, "There is no choice but to raise suspicions that it is actually a campaign aimed at the electorate."
The former Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun to Governor criticized blatantly committed to the "Moon Jae-in treason for the government" and office, broke off negotiations. Chung camp joseungnae of the lawmaker said was "stop the discrimination with the government to divide the country, Moon Jae-in." and "disciplinary action against a cardinal sin in the Gyeonggi governor's decision on Democratic leaders called for.". Rep. Park Yong-jin and Rep. Kim Doo-kwan also pointed out that "it is parliamentary passing" and "the deprivation of other cities and provinces should also be considered."
In response to such criticism, Governor Lee issued a rebuttal opinion. He stresses that it "Moon Jae-in president will the beginning of the year at a news conference support policies and on the sidelines of the central government support by the local authorities plenty to tell me that you can do." that, "itself that ignores the municipal governments, that betrays the agreement of office,".
Regarding the criticism that it did not go through sufficient consultations, he explained that it was not a arbitrary decision, noting that there were demands from all walks of life to pay all residents. He said, "At the end of July, five mayors, including Goyang, Gwangmyeong, Anseong, Guri, and Paju, proposed to pay provincial residents before the disaster support fund, and the Gyeonggi Provincial Council, which participates in 31 cities and counties, also requested 80% of the provincial funds." "The Democratic Party, the sole negotiation group of the Gyeonggi Provincial Council, which is one of the pillars of the provincial government, also proposed to pay former provincial residents," he said.
On the issue of equity with other cities and provinces, he said, "If you need other attempts, you can apply." "There is no need to compare (equality with other cities) because Gyeonggi Province decided to provide its own support with its own taxes." He also said, "I think it's similar to the argument of why only your country pays when we don't pay national disaster support to any country in Africa." In response, Lee's side criticized, "Where are other cities and provinces in Africa far away?" and said, "It is hard to believe that it is a presidential candidate's remark."
In response to criticism that it was a ticketing act, Governor Lee also refuted, saying, "Then the government (which pays disaster support) is also doing it as a ticketing act, "I don't think this is appropriate in itself.
Gyeonggi Province plans to pay disaster support to the top 12% of the province's income excluded from the government's fifth disaster support payment in local currency in time for the central government's fifth disaster support payment. To this end, the government decided to distribute about 600 billion won of the province's excess tax revenue to basic organizations in the form of adjustment grants.
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