Is this why they can't make it public?

Shincheonji data is being disclosed to lawmakers starting today.
As of now, the known details are that each lawmaker can only review the materials for 30 minutes (mobile phones are prohibited).
1. The number of Shincheonji members with voting rights in the party is approximately 3,000.
2. They say they cross-referenced the member list, but the circumstances of how the list was obtained are unknown.
3. There is no evidence of collective membership; there are only testimonies from 3 to 4 people.
4. It is said that the testimonies have not been verified.
5. It is said there is no basis for a "third-party secret alliance."
This is why they can't make it public. Regarding the circumstances of collective membership, there are only unverified testimonies, and if questions arise about the number of Shincheonji members with voting rights, they can't even explain how the member list was obtained. In a way, Min-seok was right; if this gets made public, it's going to be a disaster because there are too many illegalities.
But there are 1.5 million party members with voting rights—what are they planning to do with just 3,000?????