Hapcheon County Council Opens the 273rd 1st Regular Session

Plan for Operation of Hometown Love Fund and Four Ordinance Proposals

The Hapcheon County Council in Gyeongnam opened the 273rd 1st regular session on the morning of the 1st and began a 20-day schedule.

During this session, the administrative audit, which is conducted in the 2nd regular session of the second half of the year to review the overall progress of county administration, was scheduled to be held from the 8th to the 16th of this 1st regular session, following the ordinance revision made in February.

The 273rd Regular Session, 1st Meeting of Hapcheon County Council.

To reorganize the executive branch and revise the council committee ordinance, three council-initiated ordinance proposals including the ‘Partial Amendment to the Hapcheon County Committee Ordinance’ proposed by Councilor Kim Munsuk, the 2022 fiscal year revenue and expenditure settlement approval and contingency expenditure approval submitted by the Hapcheon County Governor, four plans and ordinances related to the Hapcheon County Hometown Love Fund operation, and one consent proposal are scheduled for review.

At the 1st plenary session on the day, Councilor Lee Jongcheol questioned the county’s stance on the Hwanggang Regional Water Intake Facility installation project and asked about measures to prevent damage to Hapcheon County caused by the installation of the intake facility. Councilor Seong Jongtae demanded measures to address illegal parking and stopping of large trucks, which are becoming increasingly serious, during a 5-minute free speech.

Chairman Jo Samsul, in his opening remarks, urged, “Do not review the 2022 fiscal year revenue and expenditure settlement approval as a routine examination of last year’s executed budget, but consider it as basic data for next year’s budget and do your best in the review.”