Gumi City Council Concludes 290th Extraordinary Session

Assemblyman Kang Seungsu and Assemblyman Kim Minseong Deliver Five-Minute Free Speeches
42 Agenda Items Addressed, Including 14 Member-Proposed Ordinance Bills and 8 Motions
Report on Actions Taken in Response to Findings from the 2025 Administrative Work Audit
Approval of the “Special Committee Activity Plan for Resolving Gumi’s Pending Issues”

The Gumi City Council of North Gyeongsang Province (Chairman Park Gyosang) concluded the 290th Extraordinary Session, which was held over eight days from September 10, with the 2nd plenary session on the 17th.

Prior to the plenary session, Assemblyman Kang Seungsu called for “the continuous cultivation of culture through mid- to long-term plans and regional specialization” during a five-minute free speech. Assemblyman Kim Minseong then urged for institutional improvements to “strengthen the public nature of the volunteer activity support system and restore the original functions of the Saemaul Undong movement.”

During the 2nd plenary session, the council handled a total of 42 items, including 14 ordinance bills proposed by assembly members and reviewed by standing committees, as well as ordinance bills submitted by the executive branch.

With the approval of the activity plan submitted by the Special Committee for Resolving Gumi’s Pending Issues, the council plans to accelerate its proactive response to critical matters that will shape the city’s future, as well as set directions and propose alternatives at the council level.

Photo of the 2nd Plenary Session on the 17th of the 290th Extraordinary Session / Photo by Kim Ihwan

In addition, each standing committee received reports on the results of actions taken in response to the findings from the 2025 administrative work audit and thoroughly reviewed the issues raised.

In particular, the council strongly demanded immediate improvement and prompt correction of any insufficient areas, and called for thorough follow-up measures to ensure that the same problems do not recur in the future.

Chairman Park Gyosang expressed his gratitude, saying, “I would like to thank all the relevant public officials for their cooperation in legislative activities, such as reporting on the results of actions taken in response to the findings from the administrative work audit during this extraordinary session.” He also requested, “As Chuseok approaches, I urge the executive branch to thoroughly inspect welfare, safety, and other aspects of public life, and to do their utmost so that all citizens can enjoy a safe and warm holiday.”