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Special Prosecutor Bill Introduced
Ruling Party Begins Filibuster
In short
Parliament submitted the special prosecutor bill on November 5th.
The People Power Party opposed it and started a filibuster (unlimited debate).
The Democratic Party filed a cloture motion, scheduling a vote for November 6th.
Key facts
| When | The special prosecutor bill was introduced in the National Assembly plenary session on November 5th. |
|---|---|
| Who | The Democratic Party tried to pass the bill, while the People Power Party countered with a filibuster. |
| What | Twelve cases are targeted for investigation, including the Daejeongdong development scandal and preferential hiring of the former President Moon Jae-in's son-in-law. |
| How | The Democratic Party submitted a cloture motion, with a vote expected after 4:01 PM on November 6th. |
What it means for me
The ruling and opposition standoff may delay other parliamentary schedules like budget reviews.
