00:00Do you have any update on the YPL case?
00:04The YPL case is still under investigation.
00:06There are a lot of things that we have to investigate.
00:09One of them is related to the financial aid that was given to the schools.
00:14The second is related to the data that was provided to the schools,
00:20which was actually not provided.
00:23So we need to look into this.
00:25Because under the law of corruption,
00:27if it is claimed but not investigated,
00:31it is a crime.
00:34So my colleagues are looking into this issue.
00:36So the issues that have been raised by many parties
00:39are our concern to be investigated by the investigators.
00:43So we still have a long way to go.
00:46Because there are a lot of places that we need to visit.
00:49Because this case involves 8,000 schools.
00:52So this investigation will take some time.
00:58Are the schools involved in the investigation?
01:03All the schools are involved in this One Basic Remand project.
01:08Where One Basic Remand has to provide data
01:11in a specific byte.
01:14So we have to investigate whether it is true or not.
01:18The claim has been made since the contract was signed.
01:23So we have to look into our investigation
01:28to see whether the claim is true or not.
01:30If it is claimed, whether it is true or not.
01:32So all of this is the responsibility of the investigators
01:35to verify the truth.
01:37But so far, in the initial stage,
01:39have there been any findings?
01:41I can no longer make a conclusion
01:43where the investigation is still underway.
01:45So it is unfair to the parties involved.
01:48In the initial stage, I said that there were elements of error.
01:52But I am talking about the scope that needs to be investigated.
01:58Other than the issue of governance and so on.
02:00How many investigators have been called?
02:02I don't remember.
02:04I have to ask how many.
02:05I think there are a lot.
