South Korea's 162 trillion won 'Future Response Fund' sparks clash at parliamentary audit

South Korea's 162 trillion won 'Future Response Fund' sparked a clash at the National Assembly audit, with opposition lawmaker Lim I-ja calling it the president's 'slush fund' and ruling party's Park Hong-keun defending it as designed under the National Finance Act. Park said talks are ongoing on using excess tax revenue to reduce government bonds and fund the reserve.

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