People Power Party and New Reform Party urge President Lee to veto the Criminal Procedure Act… “We must block the abolition of supplementary investigative powers”

The People Power Party and the New Reform Party urged President Lee Jae-myung to exercise his veto power over the Criminal Procedure Act revision.

The People Power Party held an on-site supreme council meeting near the presidential office, arguing the bill could disrupt the investigation and trial system.

The New Reform Party also criticized the bill and said the move to abolish prosecutors’ supplementary investigative powers is problematic.

Because the bill directly affects prosecutors’ investigative authority and criminal procedure, the president’s decision could shape the next political fight.