Governor Kim Dong-yeon's Assets 3.89 Billion Won, Education Superintendent Lim Tae-hee 4.74 Billion Won

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hun] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon's assets rank third highest among provincial heads nationwide, and Gyeonggi Province Education Superintendent Lim Tae-hee has the most assets among education superintendents nationwide.

According to asset registration statements for newly elected public officials from the June 1 local elections disclosed on the 30th by the Government Public Officials Ethics Committee, Governor Kim Dong-yeon reported 3.891 billion won in assets (as of July 1).

This places him third among 13 provincial heads nationwide, following Gangwon Province Governor Kim Jin-tae (4.139 billion won) and Daegu Mayor Hong Jun-pyo (4.096 billion won).

In detail, Governor Kim's assets include 2.711 billion won in buildings including apartments registered under his name and his spouse's name, and 1.226 billion won in deposits, among others.

Education Superintendent Lim Tae-hee reported 4.745 billion won, the highest amount among eight education superintendents nationwide.

The reported assets include 11 apartments, commercial buildings, and officetel units in the Bundang area, and a plot of land (298㎡) registered under the names of Education Superintendent Lim, his spouse, and his mother.

Among municipal heads in Gyeonggi Province (based on 23 newly registered officials), Yongin Mayor Lee Sang-il had the most with 4.695 billion won, while Dongducheon Mayor Park Hyung-deok had the least with 198.1 million won.

Among 306 newly elected city and county assembly members from 32 city and county councils in the province, 109 people (35.6%) held assets of 1 billion won or more, 68 people (22.2%) held 500 million to 1 billion won, and 129 people (42.2%) reported assets of 500 million won or less, with average assets of 1.125 billion won.

Information on 141 people including the provincial governor, provincial assembly members, and mayors and county heads, who are subjects of public disclosure by the Government Public Officials Ethics Committee, can be found in the Government Gazette.