MOON’S REMARKS ON STATE AGENCY REFORM
입력 2021.03.09 (15:06)
수정 2021.03.09 (16:45)
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President Moon Jae-in said Monday that separating the rights to investigate and indict is a direction in which the country should continue to move toward. While receiving briefings from the Justice and Interior Ministries, Moon said the reform of powerful state agencies has achieved progress such as through the launch of the Corruption Investigation Office For High-ranking Officials but he said the task is not yet complete. He also stressed the importance of gathering various opinions during the legislation process including from prosecutors.
President Moon Jae-in said Monday that separating the rights to investigate and indict is a direction in which the country should continue to move toward. While receiving briefings from the Justice and Interior Ministries, Moon said the reform of powerful state agencies has achieved progress such as through the launch of the Corruption Investigation Office For High-ranking Officials but he said the task is not yet complete. He also stressed the importance of gathering various opinions during the legislation process including from prosecutors.
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- 입력 2021-03-09 15:06:15
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[Anchor Lead]
President Moon Jae-in said Monday that separating the rights to investigate and indict is a direction in which the country should continue to move toward. While receiving briefings from the Justice and Interior Ministries, Moon said the reform of powerful state agencies has achieved progress such as through the launch of the Corruption Investigation Office For High-ranking Officials but he said the task is not yet complete. He also stressed the importance of gathering various opinions during the legislation process including from prosecutors.
President Moon Jae-in said Monday that separating the rights to investigate and indict is a direction in which the country should continue to move toward. While receiving briefings from the Justice and Interior Ministries, Moon said the reform of powerful state agencies has achieved progress such as through the launch of the Corruption Investigation Office For High-ranking Officials but he said the task is not yet complete. He also stressed the importance of gathering various opinions during the legislation process including from prosecutors.
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