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Choi Ho-jung, Chairman of Seoul Metropolitan Council, Holds Briefing
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- Choi Ho-jung, Chairman of the Seoul Metropolitan Council, said in an interview with the Korea Local Newspaper Association, marking one year in office, that the past year had been a time that changed the way the council works.
- Choi said that on January 1 this year he established a Field Complaints Office, the first of its kind among the nation's metropolitan councils, unifying the handling of more than 4,000 field complaints a year.
- Choi called for the enactment of a local council law and said he would monitor to ensure procedural fairness in the Mapo Incineration Plant matter, pledging to deliver results in the remaining year.
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