National Assembly to audit TK new airport delays and funding on 20 November
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- The National Assembly will hold a government audit on 20 November focusing on delays, funding and the future schedule of the TK new airport.
- Gyeongbuk Province will ask the audit to consider a special law amendment to secure national financial support and cost recovery for the airport, and will also raise issues about the Daegu–Gyeongbuk administrative integration, fiscal allocation and regional balance. It will question the new Future Response Fund’s impact on local fiscal autonomy if tax revenue falls, seek clarification on funding for APEC follow‑up projects such as the International Cultural Center, World Gyeongju Forum and Asia‑Pacific AI Center, cite 371 illegal drone detections near Wolsong and Hanul nuclear plants and storage facilities, and demand a new national medical university and improved emergency medical infrastructure to address medical transport gaps.
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