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The special counsel team investigating the June 3 local elections completed its public inspection of about 2.47 million ballot papers stored at the Olympic Park handball arena in Seoul, with the work ending around 12:38 a.m. on October 29 after more than 12 hours, according to Yonhap and Dong-A Ilbo. The inspection, which began on October 28, 147 days after the elections, also covered on-site CCTV footage. Special counsel Lee Tae-han said after finishing that "a considerable number require additional analysis," as reported by Yonhap. The inspection was part of the probe into an unprecedented ballot shortage during the elections, with protesters having blocked removal of the ballots amid calls for accountability and a rerun. The process was briefly halted earlier when some observers objected to a ban on recording, KBS World reported, and ruling and opposition lawmakers visited the site urging a thorough review.