Osan City Launches Citizen Evaluation Panel for 8th Civilian Government's Campaign Promises

[Suwon Ilbo=Choi Ki-ho] Osan City is launching a comprehensive examination of its 8th civilian government's campaign promises through a citizen evaluation panel to enhance transparency and credibility.

To this end, the city held a meeting on the 9th at the Mulhyanggi Hall of City Hall, where it appointed 40 members to the citizen evaluation panel and discussed the composition and roles of evaluation subgroups.

Previously, the city conducted random surveys via ARS targeting local residents aged 18 and older in cooperation with Manifesto, a professional campaign promise evaluation organization, and finally selected 40 citizen evaluation panel members considering gender, age, and region.

The citizen evaluation panel plans to hold its second meeting on the 16th and third meeting on the 30th, during which it will present opinions on campaign project implementation plans and improvements, and deliver final recommendations to the city.

The city will decide whether to reflect the submitted recommendations after review by relevant departments and will disclose them to citizens through the city's website.

In particular, the citizen evaluation panel is expected to evaluate draft campaign promise implementation plans and discuss various ideas regarding practical implementation methods.

Meanwhile, the citizen evaluation panel is part of the Manifesto movement, a civic campaign for implementing campaign promises. It was introduced to enable residents to directly monitor and evaluate the process of campaign promise implementation and increase public interest in city administration.