The floor leaders of South Korea's five biggest parties will meet in the coming hours to set the agenda for the April parliamentary session.
They have a lot of work on -- including reforms related to flexible work hours and the minimum wage.
The government is also due to submit its supplementary budget proposal aimed at revitalizing the economy and tackling fine dust pollution later this month.
But the opposition has said it will not cooperate in legislative affairs should the president appoint his picks for the unification and SME ministers.
The unification nominee came under fire for his past remarks and views on North Korea,... while the SME minister was criticized for refusing to submit documents concerning ethical lapses.