In order to cooperate with the government's real estate market regulation measures, the South Korean presidential palace qingwatai issued a proposal on the 16th: only one set of qingwatai Secretary level and above public officials with more than two sets of houses in the capital circle will be left within six months. At present, there are 11 senior public officials in the presidential palace who need to deal with houses.
Yonhap quoted Yin Daohan, the first Secretary of the South Korean presidential palace in charge of communication with the people, as saying on the 16th that chief of staff Lu Yingmin advised high-level public officials in qingwatai to set an example and actively cooperate with the government in the implementation of 12 & middot; 16. The property market regulation measures, especially the high-level public officials of the presidential palace with two houses in the capital circle, should be taken as soon as possible.
From the perspective of property declaration, there are 11 senior public officials in the presidential palace who have more than two sets of houses in property speculation and overheated areas such as Jiangnan District 3, Seoul. Whether these people respond to this call will be revealed when they declare the property of public officials in March next year.
Yonhap said that because there is no legal basis for compulsory house sales, the South Korean presidential palace has no way to punish those who refuse to respond, but there is public opinion supervision, and relevant personnel should make their own judgment. "Jingxiang news" said that qingwatai's suggestions would be reflected in future personnel. Yin Daohan said that although this is not a mandatory measure and it is difficult to say that it will be reflected in personnel, he believes that it will become a standard for actual appointment.
The report also said that as for senior officials of other government departments, qingwatai said it had no right to intervene, but as long as qingwatai took the lead, it would have an impact.