Yeoju City Council Opens 83rd 1st Regular Session...Reviews 43 Agenda Items

Yeoju City Council to Convene for 23 Days Until the 29th

Six Council-Member Ordinance Bills Among 43 Items on the Agenda

Administrative Affairs Audit Scheduled for the 15th to the 23rd

Chairman Park Doohyung: "Focusing on Constructive Alternatives Over Criticism"

Yeoju City Council (Chairman Park Doohyung) convened the 83rd 1st regular meeting on September 7, commencing a 23-day legislative schedule through the 29th.

The Yeoju City Council (Chairman Park Doohyung) opened the 83rd 1st regular meeting on the 7th and began a 23-day session until the 29th. Provided by Yeoju City Council

This regular session includes a total of 43 agenda items, consisting of six ordinance bills proposed by council members, three proposed regulations, 19 ordinance bills submitted by the executive branch, five consent bills, and one draft opinion. The city council plans to deliberate on key issues directly related to citizens' daily lives, such as social welfare, urban planning, safety, and public administration.

In particular, from the 15th to the 23rd, the council will conduct an administrative affairs audit to review major projects and the overall administration of the executive branch, and to propose improvements.

In his opening remarks, Chairman Park Doohyung stated, "As every agenda item is directly tied to the livelihood of our citizens, we will review them thoroughly and responsibly from the citizens' perspective."

He continued, "The administrative affairs audit is not a venue for merely exposing faults, but for identifying areas for improvement and presenting better alternatives. We will focus more on constructive suggestions for alternatives than criticism or blame, and ask the executive branch to cooperate with sincere submissions of materials and in their responses."

At the first plenary session held on this day, Lee Honggyun, president of the Ganam-eup Village Heads Association, was appointed as the 15th ‘Honorary Chairperson for a Day,’ attending the session and experiencing legislative activities. The 'Honorary Chairperson for a Day' system is operated regularly to expand opportunities for citizens to participate in council affairs.

For the public's right to information, Yeoju City Council also operates both a visitor attendance system for plenary sessions and live internet streaming. Citizens who wish to attend can apply via the council website or in person, and real-time viewing of meeting proceedings is available through the council's website.

A representative of Yeoju City Council stated, "We will continue to listen to the voices of residents and strive to be a council that gives hope and earns the love of our citizens."

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