Don't lie.

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Don't lie! (A response from a former civil servant regarding the proposed organizational structure of the Prosecution Office)
As a former civil servant who served in public office for 21 years and has experience handling laws (National Assembly legislation), enforcement decrees (Presidential decrees), enforcement rules (Ministerial decrees), and ordinances (Local government decrees), I state this with certainty.
As the proposed organizational structure of the Prosecution Office became controversial, President Lee Jae-myung ordered revisions and supplements immediately upon returning from his overseas tour.
Many people who are still turning a blind eye believe that the Ministry of Justice or the Prime Minister's Office Prosecution Reform TF must have issued a legislative notice for the proposal without President Lee Jae-myung's knowledge.
As an experienced professional, I assert that there is no way President Lee Jae-myung would not know.
Below is the procedure for enacting or amending enforcement decrees, enforcement rules, ordinances, etc.
1. Establishment of legislative plans and drafting (The plan must be approved by the head of the relevant institution; for enforcement decrees, the President; for rules, the Prime Minister or Minister; for ordinances, the head of the local government)
2. Prior consultation and impact assessment (Conducting prior consultations and gathering opinions from the Ministry of Government Legislation, budget departments, relevant agencies and departments; cost estimation; corruption and gender impact assessments; regulatory reviews, etc.)
3. Legislative notice (The notice period may be shortened)
4. Deliberation by the committee reflecting the results of opinion gathering (The final draft is finalized with the attendance of the head of the institution, local government head, etc.)
5. Resolution (State Council, local councils, etc.)
The process follows the steps above, and in step 1, the President approves it directly.
Even if a proxy such as the Prime Minister signs in the President's absence, it is standard procedure to report it separately either before or after the fact.
Furthermore, because processes like step 2 are required, it is also a lie to claim that the Ministry of Government Legislation, budget departments, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of the Interior and Safety, or the Prosecution Reform TF were unaware.
If the Prosecution Service or the Ministry of Justice had proceeded through all these processes without anyone knowing, it would mean that the system of the Republic of Korea has collapsed.
Therefore, the proposed organizational structure of the Prosecution Office represents the will of President Lee Jae-myung.
There is no need to turn a blind eye.