Yoon Seok-yeol and Lee Jae-myeong’s cooperation regime presents ‘executive order medical system’ Kim Yoon
Kim Yoon, the Democratic Party's proportional representation candidate, presented a medical school quota strategy by expanding 'administrative order rule' with the cooperation of Yoon Seok-yeol and Lee Jae-myung's regime.
Professor Kim Yoon (medical management), who is registered as an elected member of the Democratic Party's proportional party, told the media on the 22nd, "The government has confirmed the quota for the 2025 school year, so starting from the 2026 school year, the medical school quota adjustment committee should be placed within the medical reform special committee to review and reach a social agreement. “Instead, doctors should end their strike and return,” he said, demanding recognition of the Yoon Seok-yeol regime’s strengthened administrative orders.
Professor Kim, who has been advocating for the expansion of the medical industry through a strengthened national checkup system, confirmed his entry into the Democratic Party's National Assembly under the Lee Jae-myeong administration, and cooperated with the government in the strike due to opposition to the expansion of the medical industry, which was a contentious issue in the medical world's conflict with the Yoon Seok-yeol regime, to increase the number of medical school seats. There have been calls for expansion.
Professor Kim’s mediation plan appears to be a strategy to strengthen Yoon Seok-yeol’s regime because it goes from ‘confirming the government-led quota expansion policy’ to ‘withdrawing the strike to participate in mediation in the next year.’
Lee Jae-myeong's regime recruited Professor Kim as a proportional representative while collaborating with the hard-line conservatives of the government's 'neutralization of the legislative branch by executive order' in the early days of this general election during the protest by a group of doctors who went on strike.
Professor Kim, a candidate for the Proportional Representative National Assembly of the Democratic Alliance, said at a press conference at the National Assembly on this day, "In order to prevent a catastrophe caused by a confrontation between the rivers and rivers and promote the medical reform desired by the people, it is necessary to form a 'four-party consultative body for medical reform between the people, the party, and the government.' “Medical reform for the people is necessary,” he said. “Medical reform for the people is to increase the number of insufficient doctors and reestablish the collapsed local medical care, essential medical care, and public medical care for which the state is responsible. The government must stop coercive legal action against doctors and forceful confrontation. “Please show an inclusive attitude so that doctors can come forward for dialogue,” he said.
At the inauguration ceremony of the Special Committee on Medical Reform, the Democratic Alliance for Democracy announced Kim Yun, Lim Mi-ae, Jeon Jong-deok, and Heo So-young as proportional representation candidates for the standing co-chairs.
At a campaign rally in Seosan, South Chungcheong Province, Representative Lee said, “Please make sure to join forces so that the Democratic Party can win 151 seats on its own,” and added, “The Democratic Party’s coalition is the Democratic Alliance.”
The mass resignation of medical residents is prolonging the conflict as ‘business maintenance’ and ‘license suspension’ are enforced through administrative orders rather than laws in the Yoon Seok-yeol regime’s strategy of strengthening administrative orders.
The Medical Service Act stipulates in Article 2 (Medical Persons) that <“Medical Person” means a doctor licensed by the Minister of Health and Welfare>, so that they have an equal legal status with the executive branch.
Professor Kim told ‘Oh My News’, “The increase in troops has already occurred. Seats have been allocated to universities. “It cannot be undone,” he said. “The Korean Association of Medical Residents and the National Association of Medical School Professors are not subject to the union law because they are not labor unions. However, they actually go on strike, showing a higher participation rate in collective action than any other union. “There is a need to clearly stipulate in the law that doctors must maintain essential duties,” he said.