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South Korea to separate prosecution, budget-drafting functions in major overhaul
By Reuters
SEOUL,
Sept 7 (Reuters) - South Korea announced plans on Sunday to dismantle
its prosecution service and strip the finance ministry of its power to
prepare budgets, in a major overhaul of the system and ministries that
will set up new bodies to handle such tasks.
The reform push is part of the efforts of President Lee Jae Myung, who said during his election campaign that some public agencies had too much power, although the moves have provoked backlash from some experts.
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