The National Assembly is set to make a decision on Wednesday that would file a complaint against the interim chief of Coupang's Korean unit over alleged perjury amid a parliamentary hearing into the online retailer's massive data leak that affected nearly two-thirds of Korea's population. The move comes a day after Harold Rogers, interim CEO of Coupang, the online retailer's Korean unit, claimed that the company conducted an internal probe into the massive data leak at the direction of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) and that the spy agency instructed the company to get in touch with the person who leaked user information. The NIS denied giving such instructions, saying it has asked the Assembly to seek a complaint against Rogers for alleged perjury. The decision on whether to move forward with the complaint will be made later in the day during the hearing, which will examine the company's handling of personal data leaks, as well as alleged unfair practices. The government reaffirmed Tuesday that the major data breach at the U.S.-listed e-commerce giant affected 33 million custom