It was confirmed that the documents related to the North Korean nuclear power plant, which was deleted by the secretary A of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, were transferred to the computers of other employees from the nuclear power plant where the secretary worked. The Ministry of Industry said, “There is no one directly involved in this document except for the secretary A.” Questions are amplifying.
According to the Ministry of Industry on the 1st, shortly after a report was released that there was a document related to North Korea’s nuclear power plant support among documents deleted by Secretary A last year, the Ministry of Industry began work on finding the document file. The computer used by Clerk A was deleted and could not be recovered. However, the document file was found on the computers of the nuclear power plant industry and my other colleagues.
Moved to the computer next to the document that you deleted
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List of documents deleted by officials of the Ministry of Industry. There are also documents related to the North Korean nuclear power plant support. [범죄일람표 캡처]
– This document is a six-page report titled “Promotion Plan for Nuclear Power Plant Construction in North Korea,” prepared by Clerk A in May 2018. Three support plans are included in the construction of nuclear power plants in North Korea’s Sinpo and Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), where the Korean Peninsula Energy Agency (KEDO) tried to build a light water reactor in the past, or by completing Shinhanul 3 and 4 units to transmit power to North Korea.
This document was an unofficial document that was not registered in the electronic approval system from the beginning. In addition to the secretary A, the Ministry of Industry reports that only Director B, who was the head of the department at the time, would have reported.
An official from the Ministry of Industry who requested anonymity said, “The secretary A may have moved it directly or it may have been moved by sharing it on the internal network.”
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– Looking at the audit report related to the early closure of Wolsong, the Audit Office, Clerk A said, “We deleted the business folders related to Wolsong Unit 1 in order not to submit audit data.” Inside and outside the Ministry of Industry, the file should not be erased, and the need to continue to develop the content is great, so it is interpreted that it was kept away from the eyes of the auditor’s surveillance. As explained by the Ministry of Industry, it may not be’a matter that was written and closed at the level of internal ideas’.
Another official from the Ministry of Industry said, “Why the document was transferred to another colleague’s computer is really a mystery.” I have.”
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– However, inside the Ministry of Industry, it is an atmosphere that is wary of expanding interpretation. There is a problem with the’procedure’ that the document was discarded prior to the audit of the auditor, but if you look at the contents, it is a’simple idea dimension’, the Ministry of Industry explained. The opposition argues that “I tried to hide it by making up a word like a password like the Finnish word pokeyois (north).”
It is pointed out that it is not an official document that there are multiple versions of the file name in relation to the nuclear power plant support. Usually, when working-level staff drafts a draft and makes a revised version, they are saved in multiple versions to preserve previous ideas. If it was the final report, it means that there should be a separate file titled final.
However, even the idea-level internal documents can be reported to the top of the minister, etc. without registering for electronic approval. The Ministry of Industry seems to have reviewed the document up to the section manager, but it is a position that it “did not confirm” whether the document was reported to the upper line. Former Minister Paik Woon-gyu, who was in the final report line at the time, drew a line in an interview with the JoongAng Ilbo in the past, saying, “The documents related to nuclear power plant support have not been reviewed, discussed, and have not been reported.”
Sejong = Reporter Kim Namjun [email protected]
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