Korea prioritizes constitutional change in presidential agenda

The Presidential Committee on Policy Planning, which serves as the transition committee for the Lee Jae-myung administration, has prioritized constitutional reform for the decentralization of power as a key national agenda. It is expected that topics such as the four-year re-election system mentioned by President Lee Jae-myung during the presidential campaign will be addressed. The committee will also initiate reforms in law enforcement agencies by reallocating their functions. The prosecution will separate investigation and prosecution, while the police will focus on enhancing political neutrality, including the abolition of the National Police Agency.
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