"Tak Hyun Min, lies to the people..." BTS New York performance fee. The government hasn't given it to me yet.
, You only emphasized "payment of performance fees" when you pointed out "travel expenses not paid".
Not paid for more than 3 weeks after the concert.
As soon as it became known, he changed his words.
"The government did not pay travel expenses to BTS, who attended the UN General Assembly and various events with President Moon Jae In," it reported. Then Cheong Wa Dae and Cheong Wa Dae protocol secretary Tak Hyun-min claimed in broadcasts that "the cost has already been paid" and "malicious misinformation." In fact, the report pointed out that BTS' travel expenses for various ministers and first ladies to attend New York events from the 20th to the 22nd of last month were unpaid, but Cheong Wa Dae and Secretary Tak made the claim based on a separate 700 million won contract (September 18th to 19th).
However, more than two weeks after the remarks and three weeks after the completion of the video production, on October 14, it was revealed that the head of the air agency did not pay even 700 million won to BTS. Critics at the National Assembly pointed out that "Secretary Tak lied to the entire nation."
Director of Foreign Culture Promotion Agency, National Audit Office, "I haven't paid it yet."
Kim Seung-soo, a member of the National Assembly's Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, asked Park Jung-ryul, head of the Overseas Culture and Public Relations Agency, "Did you pay for BTS's UN schedule?" during a parliamentary audit on the 14th. Director Park replied, "It's not done yet."
Rep. Kim asked again, "Blue House officials said that the payment was paid on Sept. 30, and Presidential Secretary Tak Hyun-min also said the payment was already completed on his social media and broadcasts on Oct. 1," adding, "Then Cheong Wa Dae and Secretary Tak lied to the entire people or falsely reported the payment."
Director Park replied, "It's an issue we don't know well about." Upon hearing this, Rep. Kim said, "It is very surprising that the first-level secretary of the Blue House lied to the entire people on the air."
Director Park's remarks mean that the existing Blue House claims are not true. On the 30th of last month, a Blue House official told reporters, "We have carried out part of BTS' air and stay costs in the form of post-settlement and have already completed the settlement." The protocol secretary Tak Hyun-min then posted an article on Facebook, defining the report as "malicious misinformation" and claiming that "the expenses within the regulations related to BTS's attendance at the tour event have already been paid." After that, he appeared on TBS radio "Kim Eo-jun's News Factory" and CBS radio "Kim Hyun-jung's News Show" one after another, claiming that "he forcibly paid 700 million won after death."
◇ 주장 Performance recording fee, not "700 million won" or "special travel expenses".
Secretary Tak used expressions such as "the expenses within the regulations have already been paid" and "I was resentful of the government's regulations that allowed only the minimum cost."
However, in fact, no 'costs within regulations' were paid. According to the travel expenses regulations for public officials, travel expenses can be given to presidential envoys, not public officials. Moreover, there is a clause in the regulation that says, "If the payment amount, payment method, or settlement procedure of travel expenses is deemed unreasonable, regulations can be set separately in consultation with the head of the relevant ministries," and that non-public officials can be treated in consideration of their careers. However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the ministry in charge of travel expenses for presidential envoys, has already said it has not paid any travel expenses.
Secretary Tak presented a 700 million won contract between the BTS agency and the Overseas Culture Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as the basis for counterargument. The name of the service contract, submitted by Rep. Cho Myung-hee of the People's Power from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, was "Holding a cultural event to attend the UN General Assembly."
The contract did not contain any schedules or contents of BTS' performance with the president and minister. In the "Detailed Task Contents" column of the "Task Instructions" attached to the contract, it is indicated as "pre-recording and screening of BTS performances." In the "Schedule" section, pre-recording the performance video at the UN headquarters from September 18 to 19 and screening the video on September 20 is all about the contracted activities. The number of people deployed is about 50 people, including BTS members and staff.
Task order attached to the service contract signed by the Overseas Culture Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism with the BTS agency. The cost of attending the presidential couple or ministerial event as a presidential envoy from September 20 to 22 was not included.
Task order attached to the service contract signed by the Overseas Culture Promotion Agency under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism with the BTS agency. The cost of attending the presidential couple or ministerial event as a presidential envoy from September 20 to 22 was not included.
BTS had schedules such as ▲ Kim Jung-sook's visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York (20th) ▲ Moon Jae In's ABC interview (21st) ▲ Hwang Hee's visit to the New York Korean Cultural Center exhibition (22nd).
In the process, Secretary Tak himself even revealed that Cheong Wa Dae actively used BTS. Secretary Tak appeared in Kim Eo-jun's Dasvoyda and introduced the situation in which the museum reacted lukewarmly to Korea's proposal ahead of Mrs. Kim Jung-sook's visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. We were about to go to BTS and Mrs. Kim, but then we'll look into the next art museum, and all the problems were solved even before the words were over, he said.
◇ Tak Hyun Min, who changed his words, "It's been paid" → "The payment decision has been completed"
Secretary Tak, who was informed of the parliamentary inspection of the Overseas Culture and Public Relations Agency, changed his words, "It has already been paid," and wrote on Facebook on the afternoon of the 14th, saying, "The government's 'payment decision' has already been completed."
"I think we may not know about administrative processing if we don't have experience in government budget and execution, so I'm telling you kindly if possible," he said adding, "The payment decision is currently completed." He then said, "I hope you don't mislead me as if I lied about small procedures and expressions."
