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Reform initiative at the main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy got its kick start on Monday as the party’s administrative committee approved a modified reform draft and sent it for further discussion at the central committee.
The party has been struggling to get its reform going as the factional disagreements continued to bog down the discussion on how to overhaul the party in the aftermath of its repeated election defeats, the latest being the April by-elections.
Upon heated debate, the party’s reform committee headed by Kim Sang-kon presented a third draft of the reform plans that aim to restructure the party’s decision-making panels while allowing more say for the ordinary party members.
The draft namely includes a plan to abolish the secretary-general system for sake of minimizing the “top-down” decision-making process particularly in party nominations during elections. The party constitution and regulations will also be revised to hold out party nominations for members who have lost their status due to corruption, establish in-house audit system and remove party membership from those involved with corruption.
The draft, voted in approval by the administrative committee, will be further dissected at the central committee opening on July 20.
The draft, however, excludes testier proposals set by the reform committee, including an option to abolish the Supreme Council and to form an evaluation committee to assess their elected public officials. The reform committee had pointed out that the current Supreme Council made up of the party’s senior members via election has turned into a trench line of factional leaders. But the ideas had been opposed by the so-called non-mainstreamers for allegedly bestowing higher authority to the current party leadership, who will be able to designate members to the newly forming committees.
NPAD chairman Rep. Moon Jae-in, meanwhile, expressed optimism that the reform drive was finally moving.
“The reform plans have been accepted after active discussion. We will work for the draft to be settled smoothly at the central committee as well,” Moon told reporters.
Reform initiative at the main opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy got its kick start on Monday as the party’s administrative committee approved a modified reform draft and sent it for further discussion at the central committee.
The party has been struggling to get its reform going as the factional disagreements continued to bog down the discussion on how to overhaul the party in the aftermath of its repeated election defeats, the latest being the April by-elections.
Upon heated debate, the party’s reform committee headed by Kim Sang-kon presented a third draft of the reform plans that aim to restructure the party’s decision-making panels while allowing more say for the ordinary party members.
The draft namely includes a plan to abolish the secretary-general system for sake of minimizing the “top-down” decision-making process particularly in party nominations during elections. The party constitution and regulations will also be revised to hold out party nominations for members who have lost their status due to corruption, establish in-house audit system and remove party membership from those involved with corruption.
The draft, voted in approval by the administrative committee, will be further dissected at the central committee opening on July 20.
The draft, however, excludes testier proposals set by the reform committee, including an option to abolish the Supreme Council and to form an evaluation committee to assess their elected public officials. The reform committee had pointed out that the current Supreme Council made up of the party’s senior members via election has turned into a trench line of factional leaders. But the ideas had been opposed by the so-called non-mainstreamers for allegedly bestowing higher authority to the current party leadership, who will be able to designate members to the newly forming committees.
NPAD chairman Rep. Moon Jae-in, meanwhile, expressed optimism that the reform drive was finally moving.
“The reform plans have been accepted after active discussion. We will work for the draft to be settled smoothly at the central committee as well,” Moon told reporters.
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