The government announced plans to reduce the size and functions of this body immediately after Roh's inauguration. Public suspicions that the council might provide former President Chun with a power base within the Sixth Republic were rendered moot when Chun withdrew to an isolated Buddhist temple in self-imposed exile in November 1988. The procedure for impeachment is set out in the 10th Constitution of South Korea in 1987. And according to Article 65 Clause 1, if the President, Prime Minister, or other state council members violate the Constitution or other laws of official duty, the National Assembly can impeach them. Clause 2 states the impeachment bill must be proposed by one third, and approved by the majority of members of the National Assembly for passage. In the case of the President, the motion must be proposed by a majority and approved by two thirds or more of the total members of the National Assembly, meaning that 200 of 300 members of the parliament must approve the bill. This article also states that any person against whom a motion for impeachment has been passed shall be suspended from exercising his/her power until the impeachment has been adjudicated, and a decision on impeachment shall not extend further than removal from public office. However, impeachment shall not exempt the person impeached from civil or criminal liability for such violations. By the Constitutional Court Act of 1988, the Constitutional Court must make a final decision within 180 days after it receives any case for adjudication, including impeachment cases. If the respondent has already left office before the pronouncement of the decision, the case is dismissed. As of 2018, the president receives a salary of $211,000 along with an undisclosed expense account to cover Travel, Goods and Services while in office. The "Blue House" in Seoul is the official workplace and residence of the President and he or she is entitled to use its staff and facilities. The president also has a retreat named Cheong Hae Dae on the island of Geoje which is similar to the US Presidents Camp David although rarely used. In addition, the presidency of the republic also maintains the Chongri Gonggwan and the Prime Ministers Office in Seoul for use by the Prime Minister of the Republic as his or her official residence and official workplace along with all other official government offices and residences. The president also has many regional offices especially in the major cities ready to receive the president at any time. Although not residences they are owned by the federal government and are used by the president when he or she is in the region or city. For ground travel the president uses a highly modified Hyundai Nexo SUV to serve as the Presidential State Vehicle.