National Conference for Unification

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National Conference for Unification

통일주체국민회의
Commission overview
Formed	December 23, 1972
Dissolved	October 27, 1980
Superseding Commission	Peaceful Unification Policy Advisory Council
Jurisdiction	Republic of Korea
Commission executives	Park Chung Hee (December 23, 1972 ~ October 26, 1979) , President Kwak Sang-hoon (January 29, 1973) ~ February 12, 1980) , Chairman of the Steering Committee

The National Conference for Unification (Korean: 통일주체국민회의) was an organization of indirect democracy established in accordance with the Constitution when the 4th Republic was launched with the Yushin Constitution on October 17, 1972. The most important function was to promote independent peaceful reunification policies, which were the core of the Yushin Constitution, and indirect presidential elections during the 4th Republic From August 1973, the NCU was decided as National Assembly. The National Assembly was composed of delegates directly elected by the people from each district across the country, and the delegates of the National Assembly for Unification were unofficially called Tongdae.