4 May 2020
Parliament of South Korea (photo credit: PBS NewsHour/flickr)
The floor leader of the Democratic Party of Korea proposed a parliamentary vote on a bill allowing the public to suggest a constitutional amendment if they secure more than 1 million signatures.
The National Assembly speaker is reportedly considering convening the Assembly on Friday (May 8) for the vote.
Reportedly this bill has a slim chance of passing the Assembly. The ruling party appears to be trying to kindle a debate on revising the Constitution.
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The Straits Times
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