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In addition, as the Commercial Law passed the National Assembly Judiciary Committee among the so-called’Three Fair Economy Acts’ promoted by the Democratic Party, the economic community expressed strong concern.
Park Yong-man, chairman of the Korean Chamber of Commerce, raised his voice of criticism, saying that he could not stop embarrassing the political process, and heads of economic organizations also demanded a reconsideration of the standing committee of the National Assembly.
Reporter Cho Yong-seong reports.
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Doosan Infracore Chairman Park Yong-man held an emergency press conference when the amendment to the Commercial Act, which limits the voting rights of the largest shareholders to 3%, passed the National Assembly Judiciary Committee when a listed company was elected as an audit committee member.
As the head of the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry, I asked why he was in a hurry to process the bill.
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The business community, which expressed concern in the same tone a day ago, also raised its voice again.
The heads of six economic organizations, including the Korea Employers Federation, requested that the amendment reflect the requirements of the business community through a joint statement.
The heads of the group said that the passage of the Fair Economy Act 3 not only shakes the foundations of the corporate management system, but also raises concerns over lawsuits and serious constraints on strategic business promotion.
There is a great concern that it will become the ‘3rd Corporate Regulation Act’ rather than the ‘3rd Fair Trade Act’.
The economic community has an unusually strong voice as the bill is being dealt with, but it is unclear whether it will affect the bill.
YTN Quiet Seong[[email protected]]is.
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