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The Democratic Party and Justice Party criticized the policy of compensation for small businesses and small businesses announced by the Presidential Takeover Committee as ‘breaking the No. 1 promise’ and ‘not enough compensation’.
Park Hong-geun, the floor leader, also said at a policy coordination meeting today, “The transition committee has effectively given up on complete loss compensation, the first promise of President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol.” It’s like breaking the word head-on.”
Representative Park said, “President-elect Yoon and the transition committee don’t know much about the scene.” “The wounds scratched by the corona are too deep, and the words demanding strong government responsibility from small business owners and self-employed people who cooperated with the quarantine policy by taking the pain of cutting bones. heard,” he emphasized.
“The government should readjust and write off the debts of small businesses through active financial support,” he said.
At a briefing at the National Assembly today, floor spokesman Lee Su-jin also said, “The transition committee has lost its promise to fully compensate for the damage suffered by small businesses and small businesses due to the prolonged Corona 19. Should I just watch?”
He added, “The Democratic Party has already proposed a mechanism for promoting a common election pledge, but no discussion has been made so far.
He also said, “No matter how strong the National Assembly confronts, shouldn’t cattle be raised? I hope that the people’s power should not focus on protecting the vested interests of the prosecution, but focus on keeping their promises with the people and saving the people’s livelihood.”
Regarding the loss compensation plan of the transition committee, the Justice Party also criticized it as “not a complete loss compensation, but still insufficient compensation.”
In a written briefing, Lee Dong-young, senior spokesperson for the Justice Party, said, “The takeover committee announced a compensation plan for the self-employed and changed the presidential campaign promise of a ‘batch payment’ of 6 million won to a ‘differential payment’ method. do,” he said.
Chief Spokesperson Lee emphasized, “I basically agree that more support is provided to the self-employed who have suffered more damage,” but emphasized, “If the upper limit of loss compensation is limited to 6 million won, it is not a complete loss compensation proportional to the size of the damage.”
Also, he said, “I can’t erase my doubts that it was the result of the initial promise of an additional budget of 50 trillion won (additional budget) and actually fitting it into the size of the supplementary budget, which was only 33 trillion won. I hope you will reconsider the promises and words you made without thinking.”
Earlier, the transition committee announced today that it would provide a damage subsidy proportional to the amount of loss to companies that suffered losses from COVID-19 among 5.51 million small businesses and small businesses by organizing the second supplementary budget after the inauguration of the Yun Seok-yeol government.