80.9% of respondents stated that it is appropriate for sitting lawmakers to resign their seats to devote themselves fully to the ministerial position. ^[1] The Gae-Innovation Party's Research Institute reported on 2026-04-03 that 65.0% of respondents believed the second-term cabinet appointments were mistakes, with 51.9% saying 'very wrong' and 13.1% saying 'mostly wrong'. ^[2] On 2026-08-11, TikTok's Transparency & Accountability Center in Singapore showed visitors how content is reviewed and recommended after posting, including machine learning detection and human expert review. ^[3] TikTok announced in April 2026 that it would invest over $50 million in the Korean content ecosystem, expanding creator rewards and production support. ^[4] TikTok said it removed 184.01 million videos globally in the first quarter of 2026, about 0.5% of all uploads, with 99.3% removed proactively before user reports and 94.4% within 24 hours of posting. ^[5] The survey found that 59.7% of respondents believe the current cabinet appointments will have a negative impact on future national governance. ^[6] TikTok applies default protections for minors in Korea: users must be 14 or older, 14-15 year old accounts are private by default with DM disabled, and under-18 accounts have live streaming restrictions and a 60-minute daily screen time limit. ^[7] When asked about the most important criteria for ministerial appointments, 54.6% of respondents cited 'professionalism and experience in the relevant field'. ^[8]