문 대통령 차관급 인선,... 집권 3년차 국정동력 확보<br /><br />President Moon Jae-in replaced three of his vice-ministerial officials.<br />Possibly a move to gain administrative momentum in running state affairs.<br />The shakeup includes a presidential secretary and the commissioner of the National Tax Service.<br />Shin Se-min starts us off from the top office. <br />President Moon Jae-in made more adjustments on the vice-ministerial level of his administration,... as a strong show of determination to reform and tighten discipline among government officials. <br />One of the three replacements announced Tuesday is a presidential secretary the first to be replaced in 140 days.<br />The president named Minister of Government Legislation Kim Oe-sook as the new senior secretary for personnel affairs, replacing Cho Hyun-ok.<br />Kim practiced labor and human rights law at an office established by the current president and late former President Roh Moo-hyun.<br />Outgoing Cho had come under fire over a series of disputed nominations for new minister positions who were later found to have breached moral principles eventually leading opposition party to call for her removal for lax personnel verification. <br />The president promoted the head of the National Tax Service of the Seoul regional office, Kim Hyun-jun to the commissioner post of the NTS. <br />Kim had served key positions within the state tax agency and is set to become the second NTS commissioner under the Moon administration once he gets parliamentary approval. <br />Considered one of five authority institutions,... a shakeup in the state tax agency can be seen as the administrations' willingness to accelerate reform drive within government organizations. <br />Moon also tapped Kim Hyung-yeon to succeed Kim Oe-sook and lead the legislation ministry. <br />Kim, who previously served as a High Court judge,... had been serving as presidential secretary for legal affairs.<br />Shin Se-min, Arirang News. <br />
