Presidential Decree No. 25620, Sep. 24, 2014
Amended by Presidential Decree No. 31057, Sep. 29, 2020
Presidential Decree No. 31688, May 18, 2021
| Article 1 (Purpose) |
| Article 2 (Principle of Protection of Child Victims) |
| Article 3 (Formulation of Policies for Preventing Recidivism of Child Abuse Offenders) |
| Article 4 (Case Management Meetings) |
| (1) | In order to make a request for ad hoc measures under Articles 14 and 15 of the Act or a request for change of ad hoc measures under Article 22 of the Act, to forward a child protection case under Article 28 of the Act, to file a request for the revision, revocation, or termination of protective orders under Articles 40 through 42 of the Act, or to provide support for child victims, etc., a prosecutor may hold a case management meeting to be attended by anti-child abuse officials, the heads of specialized child protection agencies, the heads of entrusted institutions referred to in the main clause of Article 36 (5) of the Act (hereinafter referred to as “entrusted institution”), judicial police officers, probation officers, doctors, attorneys-at-law, child welfare officials defined in Article 13 of the Child Welfare Act to hear their opinions, etc. <Amended on Sep. 29, 2020> |
| (2) | Any attendee of a case management meeting prescribed in paragraph (1) (hereinafter referred to as “Meeting”) may submit the results of investigations, materials, etc. necessary for a Meeting or file a report thereon. |
| (3) | Where necessary for conducting a Meeting, a prosecutor may require any attendee of a Meeting to submit the results of investigations, materials, etc. or file a report thereon. |
| Article 5 (Hearing Opinions of Child Victims, etc.) |
| (1) | Where a child victim, etc. is delivered or entrusted to a protective facility, medical institution, or child welfare facility pursuant to an emergency measure under Article 12 of the Act or a child victim protection order under Article 47 of the Act, an anti-child abuse official or judicial police officer may regularly visit the child victim, etc. in order to mediate communication between the child victim and his or her guardian, to hear opinions regarding the condition of the child victim, etc.: |
| (2) | An anti-child abuse official or judicial police officer shall endeavor to create an environment in which a child victim, etc. can feel comfortable and talk when he or she mediates communication or hears opinions pursuant to paragraph (1). <Amended on Sep. 29, 2020> |
| (3) | Where it is necessary for the submission of materials under Article 25 (4) of the Act, for the submission of reports or written opinions under Article 39 of the Act, or for the investigation of the current status of compliance under Article 53 (1) of the Act, Mayors/ |
| Article 6 (Training for Specialized Child Protection Agencies) |
| 1. | Policies for preventing child abuse crimes; |
| 2. | Statutes related to child abuse crimes; |
| 3. | Liaison with related agencies for work performance; |
| 4. | Investigative methods for the protection of child victims; |
| 5. | Other matters for enhancing the expertise of anti-child abuse officials, judicial police officers, and employees of specialized child protection agencies. |
| Article 7 (Management of Sensitive Information and Unique Identifying Information) |
| (1) | Where it is inevitable to conduct the following duties, the heads of the related administrative agencies including the Minister of Justice, prosecutors, the director of a probation office, the director of a correctional facility, judicial police officers, probation officers, Mayors/ |
| 1. | Duties related to the execution of a course attendance order or a program completion order under Article 8 of the Act; |
| 2. | Duties related to a request for adjudication on the loss of parental authority or for trial for the replacement of a guardian, etc. under Article 9 of the Act; |
| 3. | Duties related to an investigation or inquiry under Article 11 (2) and (3) and Article 11-2 of the Act; |
| 4. | Duties related to emergency measures under Article 12 of the Act; |
| 5. | Duties related to urgent ad hoc measures under Article 13 of the Act; |
| 6. | Duties related to a request for ad hoc measures under Articles 14 and 15 of the Act; |
| 7. | Duties related to notifying the implementation status of temporary measures under Article 21 (2) of the Act; |
| 8. | Duties related to a request for change of ad hoc measures under Article 22 (3) of the Act; |
| 9. | Duties related to the presentation of opinions concerning the temporary appointment of a guardian under Article 23 (2) of the Act (including cases which this is applied |
| 10. | Duties related to the investigation, submission of materials, etc. before a decision is made under Article 25 of the Act; |
| 11. | Duties related to the transfer of cases under Article 28 of the Act; |
| 12. | Duties related to the execution of a decision on a protective order under Article 38 of the Act; |
| 13. | Duties related to the submission of reports, written opinions, etc. under Article 39 of the Act; |
| 14. | Duties related to a request for the revision, revocation, or termination of protective orders under Articles 40 through 42 of the Act; |
| 15. | Duties related to complaints and further complaints under Article 45 or 57 of the Act; |
| 16. | Duties related to a request for a child victim protection order under Article 47 of the Act; |
| 17. | Duties related to an application for execution, revocation, or change of a protection order under Article 50 of the Act (including cases this is applied |
| 18. | Duties related to application for extension of period of a child victim protection order under Article 51 of the Act; |
| 19. | Duties related to training for anti-child abuse officials, judicial police officers, and employees of specialized child protection agencies under Article 55 of the Act; |
| 20. | Duties related to interviews and inquiries provided in Article 55-2 (2) of the Act; |
| 21. | Duties related to complaints and further complaints under Article 57 of the Act; |
| 22. | Duties related to hearing opinions, etc. regarding the condition of a child victim, etc. under Article 5; |
| 23. | Duties necessary for conducting the duties provided in subparagraphs 1 through 22. |
| (2) | Where it is inevitable to conduct the duties related to reporting, etc. pursuant to Article 10 of the Act, an investigative agency, Mayors/ |
| 1. | Duties related to reporting under Article 10 of the Act; |
| 2. | Duties related to the appointment of temporary guardian under Article 23 (1) of the Act, presentation of opinion under paragraph (2) of that Article, and performance of the duties of guardian under paragraph (4) of that Article; |
| 3. | Matters regarding the submission of materials under Article 25 (4) of the Act. |
| (3) | Where it is inevitable to conduct the following duties, the Minister of Justice, prosecutors, or judicial police officers may manage materials which include information on health referred to in Article 23 of the Personal Information Protection Act, information corresponding to criminal records prescribed in subparagraph 2 of Article 18 of the Enforcement Decree of that Act, and resident registration numbers, passport numbers, driver’s license numbers, or foreigner registration numbers prescribed in Article 19 of that Enforcement Decree: <Amended on May 18, 2021> |
| 1. | Duties related to the designation, etc. of a court-appointed defense attorney under Article 16 (6) of the Act; |
| 2. | Duties related to the qualifications, nurturing, training, etc. of an intermediary under Articles 35 and 36 of the Act on Special Cases concerning the Punishment of Sexual Crimes which is applied |
| 3. | Duties necessary to conduct the duties specified in subparagraph 1 or 2. |
| (4) | Where it is inevitable for any of the following persons to conduct the relevant duties and business affairs incidental thereto, such person may manage materials which include personal information provided for in paragraph (3): <Amended on May 18, 2021> |
| 1. | An attorney-at-law of a child victim provided in Article 16 of the Act: Duties for providing legal support to a child victim; |
| 2. | An intermediary specified in Article 35 of the Act on Special Cases concerning the Punishment of Sexual Crimes which is applied |
| 3. | An assistant specified in Article 48 of the Act or a court-appointed defense attorney specified in Article 49 of the Act: Procedural action for a child victim. |
| Article 8 (Criteria for Imposition of Administrative Fines) |