It's the third and final day of the parliamentary interpellation session.<br />Today, top government officials will be grilled on matters regarding education, culture and social issues.<br /> Among some key agendas -- rival parties are expected to clash over the creation of an independent body that will be tasked with probing ranking government officials, lawmakers or even the president.<br />The ruling party says it's needed to curb irregularities,... while the opposition says it will just become another organ of power.<br />Another area of dispute is the fielding of a joint Korean women's ice hockey team during the Olympics -- with the opposition likely to criticize the government for what it claims is incompetence in preparing for the Games overall. <br />
