00:00What are the reforms that are going to be made to the traditional independence?
00:07We are forming it, the committee with the upper house and lower house chair in reference to constitution and institutional reform.
00:16We bring in some university professors. We have to look because if you look at some countries like UK, Canada, Australia, India,
00:23some have JAK, some don't have JAK. Even Singapore doesn't have JAK.
00:27And then we have to look at it, even the structure of the JAK itself.
00:30We have to improve because what's happening now is that there's a lot of confusion, no clarity from the public perspective.
00:36But then this particular JAK Act, which has been passed and established since 2009, is responsible for five chief justices.
00:45From 2009, there's never been an issue. Suddenly now there's an issue.
00:49So we have to really study where did the non clarity or confusion come in?
00:55Is it the processes or is it the wording? Because it's the judicial appointment commission.
01:00Maybe the word appointment, I don't know. We have to study.
01:03If you have two parts of the JAK.
01:12Okay.
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