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The introduction of the new rule was driven by concerns about potential conflicts of interest.Lawmakers in South Korea have approved a new law that mandates officials to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings, as reported by local outlet News1.On Thursday, the “Kim Nam-kuk Prevention Act” was successfully passed in the National Assembly’s plenary session. The amendments to the National Assembly Act and the Public Service Ethics Act, which were necessary for this law, were also approved unanimously, without any opposing votes.Visit Our Website For More Informative Content: <a href="https://cryptosheadlines.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">https://cryptosheadlines.com</a>

South Korea Legislators Approve Law Mandating Disclosure of Crypto Holdings by Officials: Report

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