The ruling People Power Party in South Korea has accused Seo Young-kyo, a lawmaker from the Democratic Party, of suspending the speaking rights of opposition members during the National Assembly’s audit of the Ministry of Justice and other agencies on October 8th. The dispute occurred within the Legislation and Justice Committee. Seo Young-kyo, who chairs the committee, reportedly proceeded with the meeting’s agenda despite the objections. The People Power Party alleges she unfairly restricted participation from opposition lawmakers. The incident occurred during a comprehensive inspection of governmental affairs. This action has fueled further tension between the ruling and opposition parties in Seoul. The situation highlights ongoing struggles for procedural fairness within the National Assembly.