Moon Byung-geun "Litigation Cost Recovery Rate Only Reaches 25%"

During an administrative audit conducted on the 30th of last month by the Suwon City Council's Administrative & Economic Affairs Committee (Committee Chair Lee Chil-jae) targeting the Administrative Support Bureau (Bureau Director Hong Sung-kwan), alternative proposals demonstrating the seasoned expertise of Council Member Myeong Kyuwhwan (representing Haengung and Ingye districts), who served as Vice Speaker in the first half of the term, and Council Member Moon Byung-geun (representing Gwonseon 1, 2, and Gokson districts), who served as Chair of the General Affairs and Economic Committee in the first half, stood out.

Council Member Moon Byung-geun stated during the audit of the Policy Planning Division that day: "Over the past two years, among 16 litigation cost charges totaling 194.96 million won, 5 cases totaling 145.94 million won remain uncollected, resulting in an uncollection rate of 75%. Among 73 administrative lawsuits, 14 cases (27%) have resulted in losses," and urged: "Promptly establish in-depth measures regarding litigation cost recovery and losses in administrative lawsuits."

Prior to this, during an audit of the Administrative Support Division, Council Member Moon pointed out: "To resolve personnel congestion for grade 6 civil servants, numerous team-level officials have been promoted and placed without posts at front-line community centers in multiple positions, resulting in decreased work efficiency and some discord," he noted.

Additionally, Council Member Myeong Kyuwhwan garnered attention during the audit of the Administrative Support Division by stating: "Given the population increase, the number of civil servants at community centers is absolutely insufficient, creating considerable difficulties in providing quality administrative services," and proposing: "Connect with job creation projects to provide proper training to retired civil servants and unemployed youth, then deploy them as replacement personnel."

Council Member Myeong also pointed out during the Policy Planning Division audit: "Six months have passed since the launch of the Human City and e-Citizen Policy Advisory Group utilizing cyberspace, but due to insufficient promotion and inadequate management of advisory members, participation is extremely low with only 8 council members presenting 11 opinions," and requested: "In response to the information age, expand the advisory members to include more diverse demographics such as university students and housewives, implement relevant education, provide recognition, and manage them systematically."