With Busan’s new administration set to begin on July 1st, concerns are rising over potentially rushed internal appointments at institutions funded by the city. Current heads of these organizations, whose terms expire this month, are expected to resign according to related ordinances. Critics allege that outgoing officials are attempting to fill key positions with loyalists before the transition, potentially hindering the incoming administration’s agenda. These appointments, made close to the change in leadership, raise questions about fairness and transparency. The focus is on ensuring a smooth handover and preventing the new mayor from assembling a team of their own choosing. The situation is prompting calls for a more measured approach to personnel changes within Busan’s public sector. This comes as the city prepares for a significant shift in political direction.