South Koreaโs regular National Assembly session begins September 1 and runs for 100 days. Both governing and opposition parties are promising to move livelihood bills, while reporting points to housing policy and the national budget as major areas of confrontation.
The session is where political promises become votes, spending decisions and legal changes. Regional lawmakers are also using the opening to push local projects and special legislation, so the next several weeks will show which proposals can move beyond party messaging.