On the 15th, at a confirmation hearing of the National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee, Democratic Party lawmaker Park Ji-won compared the case in the prosecutor's cabinet to a 'poison officer,' saying, "To eliminate such incidents, once you become minister, you ,,,must take responsibility for everything you do or conduct inspections." Kim responded, "Han Dong-hoon is still doing the same bad things in the prosecution, so can you bring the files out and extort politicians?" to Park's question, "Absolutely not," targeting independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon, who released the recording and indictment plan documents, saying, "Leaking materials from the prosecution's cabinet for political purposes We will audit whether anyone is using it for legal practice or for legal practice." Park Eun-jung, a lawmaker from the Innovation Party for the Fatherland, said, "We must thoroughly review the illegal digital information from the National Digital Forensics Center (NDFC) mobilized for the political assassination investigation," and added, "If appointed as minister, this must be the first Will you keep it in mind to prevent abuse of investigative authority?" Kim replied,,,, "Seeing Representative Han joking around with investigation records, I relate to what you said," and added, "Even a third party, who claims to be a whistleblower under investigation, has never provided such materials to Assemblyman Han. Who did that?" He then added,,,, "As Vice Minister Lee Jin-soo said, I believe the scope has narrowed, and I believe there is a thorough audit and, if necessary, investigation to uncover materials illegally held by the state." He also pointed out, "Some of the materials Han disclosed to the media are beyond the scope of investigations related to me," and added, "They are not subject to a search and seizure, and even if they were conducted, they should be with the prosecution. These materials should not be made public." During the morning questioning, Kim also raised the issue of how internal prosecution investigation materials were delivered to Rep. Han, saying, "Even after being investigated and receiving a suspension of indictment , the prosecution refused to provide them when I asked for the investigation records," and added, "I have 30 years of legal experience and have served as a judge, but I have never seen any of these materials." He continued, "The Ministry of Justice or the Prosecution D-NET (Integrated Digital Evidence Management System) has not been able to confirm what electronic information about the citizens under investigation is hiding," and added, "If he becomes minister, he must thoroughly check that aspect for the sake of universal human rights."
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