South Korea’s National Assembly opened discussion on two North Korean human rights bills Monday morning, nearly a week after the passage of a U.N. resolution condemning North Korea’s human rights violations.

The two major South Korean parties, the ruling Saenuri Party and the opposition New Politics Alliance for Democracy (NPAD), each proposed their own bill to the National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee.

The Saenuri bill, submitted last Friday, combined five separate bills that the party has proposed over the years since 2005, when the first North Korean human rights bill was drafted.

It called on the minster of