CHAPTER I PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF APPLICATION
The purpose of this Decree is to prescribe matters mandated by the Administrative Procedures Act (hereinafter referred to as the "Act") and matters necessary for the enforcement thereof.
| Article 2 (Exception to application) |
“Matters prescribed by Presidential Decree” in Article 3 (2) 9 of the Act means any of the following: <Amended on Dec. 30, 2002; Jun. 30, 2005; Nov. 13, 2007; Mar. 2, 2011; Nov. 29, 2016; Jun. 30, 2020> | 2. | Matters regarding entry into and departure from the Republic of Korea, refugee recognition, naturalization, and reinstatement of nationality of aliens; |
| 3. | Matters regarding disciplinary actions and other dispositions under statutes or regulations related to personnel management of public officials; |
| 4. | Matters regarding good offices, mediation, arbitration, adjudication, and other dispositions under statutes or regulations for the purpose of mediation of interests; |
| 5. | Matters regarding the imposition and collection of taxes under tax-related statutes and regulations; |
| 8. | Matters conducted for students, trainees, etc. to achieve the objectives of education and training at schools, training institutes, etc.; |
| 9. | Matters conducted according to results of tests and examinations on knowledge and skills of persons; |
| Article 3 (Participation of interested persons) |
| (1) | Any interested person who intends to participate in the administrative procedures shall file an application for participation with the administrative agency in writing (including electronic documents; hereinafter the same shall apply) stating the procedures he or she intends to participate and reasons for participation. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| (2) | Upon receipt of an application under paragraph (1), the administrative agency shall determine without delay whether the applicant may participate and notify the applicant thereof. |
| Article 4 (Application for approval of succession to status and notification) |
| (1) | Any person who intends to succeed to the status of a party, etc. under Article 10 (4) of the Act shall file an application for approval of succession to the status with an administrative agency in writing. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| (2) | Upon receipt of an application under paragraph (1), the administrative agency shall determine without delay whether to grant approval and notify the applicant thereof. |
| Article 5 (Termination of administrative procedures by representative) |
If the representative intends to terminate administrative procedures pursuant to the proviso of Article 11 (4) of the Act, he or she shall notify the relevant administrative agency in writing, along with documents verifying the consent of the other parties, etc. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> | (2) | The provisions of Article 5 shall apply mutatis mutandis where an agent intends to terminate administrative procedures. |
| (1) | A party, etc. who intend to obtain permission to appoint an agent under Article 12 (1) 4 of the Act shall file an application for permission for the appointment in writing with the administrative agency or the presiding officer of the hearing (limited to cases of hearings). <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| (2) | The provisions of Article 5 shall apply mutatis mutandis where an agent intends to complete administrative procedures. |
| Article 7 (Notification of representatives or agents) |
Notice of the selection, appointment, change, or dismissal of representatives or agents under Article 13 of the Act shall be given in writing. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003>
| Article 8 Deleted. <Jun. 23, 2003> |
“Cases prescribed by Presidential Decree” in the proviso of Article 17 (4) of the Act means cases falling under any of the following subparagraphs: <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> | 1. | Verbal application or application by mail or via information and communications networks; |
| 2. | Application whose processing period is “immediate”; |
| 3. | Application where a document is issued in lieu of a receipt. |
| Article 10 (Closure of application) |
If a request for supplementation under Article 17 (5) of the Act is returned twice because the whereabouts of the applicant is unclear, the administrative agency may close the application by deeming that the application has been withdrawn. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003>
| Article 11 (Period not included in processing period) |
The period not included in the processing period under Article 19 (5) of the Act means the period falling under any of the following subparagraphs: <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003, Feb. 29, 2008; Mar. 23, 2013; Nov. 19, 2014; Jul. 26, 2017> | 1. | The period required for supplementing an application (including the date the application is sent to the applicant for supplementation and the date the application arrives at the administrative agency after supplementation); |
| 2. | The period required for the transfer of documents if the agencies accepting, passing, consulting, and processing the documents are located far apart from each other; |
| 3. | The period required for selecting a representative pursuant to Article 11 (2) of the Act; |
| 4. | If a hearing of opinions is held in connection with the relevant disposition, the period required for such hearing; |
| 5. | A period inevitably required to go through special additional procedures, such as testing, inspection, appraisal, and specialized technical review; |
| 6. | The period required for the completion of the preceding business affairs prescribed by Ordinance of the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, if it is subject to the completion of such preceding business affairs. |
| Article 12 (Publication of disposition standards) |
An administrative agency shall prepare a manual for disposition standards under Article 20 (1) and (2) of the Act in a way the parties, etc. can easily understand, and shall keep or publicly announce it on the bulletin board, the official gazette, the public gazette, daily newspapers, the website of the competent administrative agency, etc. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003; Jul. 11, 2022>
| Article 13 (Grounds for omission of prior notice of disposition) |
Cases in which prior notice need not be made pursuant to Article 21 (4) and (5) of the Act shall be any of the following cases: | 1. | Where it is necessary to take urgent measures for public safety or welfare, such as the prevention and elimination of imminent harm; |
| 2. | Where it is deemed unnecessary to hear opinions following a disposition because the facts on which a disposition is premised are objectively proved by a court trial or a decision of an administrative agency that goes through quasi-judicial procedures; |
| 3. | Where it is significantly impracticable to hear opinions given the nature of the relevant disposition, such as where giving an opportunity to hear opinions would cause the details of the disposition to be known in advance thereby significantly undermining the public interest; |
| 4. | Where it is intended to make a disposition on the grounds that the technical standards to be observed are clearly provided in statutes or regulations or municipal ordinances and rules (hereinafter referred to as "statutes or regulations, etc.") and that such technical standards are far from being met, and that such fact is clearly verified by tests, measurement, or other objective means; |
| 5. | If a person who meets certain requirements under statutes or regulations, etc. is ordered to provide monetary benefits, such as occupancy and usage fees, in cases where there are reasonable grounds to believe that hearing opinions is clearly unnecessary due to the nature of the disposition, such as where it is evident that the requirements prescribed by statutes or regulations, etc. are met, the administrative agency has no discretion in calculating the amount of money, or the rate is clearly stipulated. |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Jul. 28, 2014]
| Article 13-2 (Efforts to conduct hearings) |
In determining whether it is necessary to conduct a hearing on a disposition pursuant to Article 22 (1) 2 of the Act, an administrative agency shall actively endeavor to conduct a hearing, if the disposition seriously infringes on the rights and interests of the parties, etc. or significantly affects interests. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> [This Article Newly Inserted on Dec. 24, 2008]
| Article 13-3 (Requirements for holding public hearings) |
| (1) | “Disposition prescribed by Presidential Decree” in Article 22 (2) 3 of the Act means any of the following dispositions; provided, this shall not apply where an administrative agency has already held a public hearing in connection with the relevant disposition: |
| 1. | Dispositions that have a significant impact on the lives, safety, and health of many citizens; |
| 2. | Dispositions that have a significant impact on the environment related to citizens' daily lives, such as noise and malodor. |
| (2) | Regarding a disposition under paragraph (1), a party, etc. may request the administrative agency to hold a public hearing before the disposition is rendered (referring to the deadline for submitting opinions on the relevant disposition, where the administrative agency has set a deadline for submitting opinions on the relevant disposition). |
| (3) | “Number ... prescribed by Presidential Decree” in Article 22 (2) 3 of the Act means 30 persons. |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Jun. 9, 2020]
| Article 14 (Waiver of statement of opinion) |
When a party has waived an opportunity to state his or her opinion pursuant to Article 22 (4) of the Act, he or she shall submit a written waiver of opinion or a document corresponding thereto to the administrative agency. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003>
| Article 14-2 (Presentation of reasons for disposition) |
If an administrative agency states the grounds for a disposition pursuant to Article 23 of the Act, it shall specify the facts and the details of statutes, regulations, or municipal ordinances and rules, which constitute the grounds for the disposition in detail. <Amended on Dec. 24, 2008> [This Article Newly Inserted on Jun. 23, 2003]
CHAPTER V HEARINGS AND PUBLIC HEARINGS
| Article 15 (Presiding officers of hearings) |
| (1) | “Persons holding qualifications prescribed by Presidential Decree” in Article 28 (1) of the Act means persons falling under any of the following subparagraphs: |
| 1. | Persons engaged in professional services, such as professors, attorneys-at-law, and certified public accountants, in relevant fields; |
| 2. | Former public officials who have experience working in the fields related to the matters to be addressed at the hearing; |
| 3. | Persons who have expertise in other fields related to the matters to be addressed at the hearing through other work experience. |
| (2) | Allowances, travel expenses, and other necessary expenses may be paid to the presiding officer of a hearing under Article 28 of the Act within the budget; provided, this shall not apply where a public official who has competence over the issues to be addressed at the hearing presides over the hearing. |
[This Article Wholly Amended on Jun. 23, 2003]
| Article 15-2 (Two or more presiding officers of hearing) |
| (1) | If an administrative authority selects at least 2 presiding officers of a hearing pursuant to Article 28 (2) of the Act, it shall select at least 1/2 of all presiding officers of the hearing as persons falling under any subparagraph of Article 15 (1). |
| (2) | The administrative authority shall select 1 presiding officer of a hearing representing the presiding officers of the hearing (hereafter in this Article referred to as "representative presiding officer") from among at least 2 presiding officers of the hearing, taking into consideration the neutrality, expertise, etc. of the matters to be addressed at the hearing, pursuant to the latter part, with the exception of the subparagraphs, of Article 28 (2) of the Act. |
| (3) | The representative presiding officer shall hold a hearing pursuant to Article 31 of the Act on behalf of the presiding officers of the hearing, and conclude the hearing pursuant to Article 35 of the Act. |
| (4) | The representative presiding officer shall reflect the opinions of the presiding officers of the hearing and prepare a hearing report under Article 34 of the Act and the written opinion of the presiding officers of the hearing under Article 34-2 of the Act on their behalf. In such cases, all presiding officers of the hearing shall affix their signatures or seals on the hearing report and the written opinion of the presiding officers of the hearing. |
| (5) | When a representative presiding officer prepares a written opinion of the presiding officers of a hearing pursuant to paragraph (4), if there is a disagreement among the presiding officers of the hearing, the entire disagreement shall be recorded in the written opinion of the presiding officers of the hearing. |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Jul. 11, 2022]
[Previous Article 15-2 moved to Article 15-3 <Jul. 11, 2022>]
| Article 15-3 (Disqualification of, challenge to, or recusal by, presiding officers of hearing) |
The departments under Article 29 (1) 5 of the Act shall be the departments and officers in charge of the processing of the relevant disposition affairs or the units of organizations equivalent thereto. [This Article Newly Inserted on Jun. 9, 2020]
[Moved from Article 15-2 <Jul. 11, 2022>]
| Article 16 (Open hearings) |
| (1) | When a party intends to apply for making the hearing open to the public pursuant to Article 30 of the Act, he or she shall file an application therefor with the presiding officer of the hearing before the date of the hearing. |
| (2) | The presiding officer of the hearing shall, without delay, review the application for making the hearing open to the public submitted by a party pursuant to paragraph (1) and notify the party, etc. of whether to make the hearing open to the public. |
| Article 17 (Submission of written opinions) |
Written opinions deemed stated in person at a hearing pursuant to Article 31 (3) of the Act shall be limited to those submitted to the presiding officer of the hearing until the hearing is concluded pursuant to Article 35 (1) and (2) of the Act (where the period is extended pursuant to Article 35 (3) of the Act, until the end of such period).
| Article 18 (Evidence-taking) |
When a party, etc. intend to file an application for evidence-taking pursuant to Article 33 (1) of the Act, they shall submit a document specifying the facts to be proved and the evidence-taking method to the presiding officer of the hearing. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003>
| Article 19 (Perusal of hearing reports) |
| (1) | Upon preparing a hearing report, the presiding officer of a hearing shall, without delay, notify the parties, etc. of the place and period for perusal and verification of the hearing report. In such cases, the period for perusal and verification shall be determined within the period until the hearing report is submitted to the administrative agency. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| (2) | The request for correction under Article 34 (2) of the Act may be made in writing or orally, and if a request for correction is made orally, the presiding officer of the hearing shall record the details of the request for correction. <Newly Inserted on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| (3) | If a party, etc. request correction of the hearing reports, the presiding officer of the hearing shall correct the contents of the hearing reports after verifying facts. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| Article 20 (Perusal of documents) |
| (1) | When a party, etc. intend to request perusal or duplication pursuant to Article 37 (1) of the Act, they shall do so in writing, and if they request perusal in an electronic format, the administrative agency shall allow perusal in an electronic format unless it is considerably impracticable to comply with the request of the party, etc.; provided, if a party, etc. intend to peruse or duplicate the document on the date of a hearing, they may make an oral request. <Amended on Jun. 23, 2003> |
| (2) | When an administrative agency has designated the date, time, and place of the perusal or duplication of documents pursuant to Article 37 (2) of the Act, it shall notify the requester of such fact. |
| (3) | Documents available for perusal or duplication upon request pursuant to Article 37 (4) of the Act shall be official documents under subparagraph 1 of Article 3 of the Regulations on the Operation and Innovation of Administrative Affairs. <Amended on Dec. 21, 2011; Apr. 26, 2016; Jun. 27, 2023> |
| Article 20-2 (Notification of holding online public hearings) |
If an administrative agency intends to hold a public hearing through an information and communications network pursuant to Article 38-2 of the Act (hereinafter referred to as "online public hearing"), it shall notify the parties, etc. of the following matters and publicize them by such means as public announcement on the official gazette, public gazette, daily newspapers, website, etc. not later than 14 days before the date the online public hearing is to be held; provided, if the Internet address of the online public hearing (hereinafter referred to as "online public hearing address") is newly determined because an online public hearing is not held as scheduled after notifying the online public hearing, the online public hearing address may be notified at least 7 days before the date the online public hearing is to be held: <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> | 2. | Period during which the hearing is to be held and the online public hearing address; |
| 4. | Information about presenters; |
| 5. | Methods of application for presentation and the time limit for application; |
| 6. | Submission of opinions by means of information and communications networks; |
| 7. | Other matters necessary for holding the online public hearing. |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 13, 2007]
[Title Amended on July 11, 2022]
| Article 20-3 (Posting of agenda of online public hearings) |
| (1) | The administrative agency that hosts an online public hearing shall post the matters referred to in the subparagraphs of Article 20-2 at the relevant online public hearing address during the period when the online public hearing is ongoing. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (2) | If there are opinions submitted in writing during the period when an online public hearing is ongoing, the administrative agency may post them at the relevant online public hearing address. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 13, 2007]
[Title Amended on July 11, 2022]
| Article 21 (Selection of presiding officers and presenters of public hearings) |
| (1) | “Those with qualifications prescribed by Presidential Decree” in Article 38-3 (1) of the Act means any of the following persons: <Newly Inserted on Jun. 9, 2020> |
| 1. | Persons engaged in professional services, such as professors, attorneys-at-law, and certified public accountants, in relevant areas; |
| 2. | Former public officials who have experience working in fields related to matters to be addressed at the public hearing; |
| 3. | Persons who have expertise in the fields related to the matters to be addressed at the hearing, which is acquired through other work experience. |
| (2) | If an administrative agency selects a presenter pursuant to Article 38-3 (2) of the Act, it shall notify all persons who have applied for the presentation of the results thereof. <Amended on Nov. 13, 2007; Jun. 9, 2020> |
[Title Amended on Jun. 9, 2020]
| Article 22 (Notification of results of public hearings and online public hearings) |
| (1) | An administrative agency shall publicize the results of the reflection of the opinions submitted at a public hearing by means of notifying the presenter, the person who submits the opinions, etc. or by posting them on the website, etc. |
| (2) | The administrative agency shall post the results of reflecting opinions submitted at an online public hearing at the relevant online public hearing address. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> |
[This Article Wholly Amended on Nov. 13, 2007]
[Title Amended on July 11, 2022]
| Article 22-2 (Support for operation of online public hearings) |
For the efficient operation of online public hearings, the Minister of the Interior and Safety may provide necessary support, such as preparing an integrated online public hearing address and providing it to administrative agencies. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008; Mar. 23, 2013; Nov. 19, 2014; Jul. 26, 2017; Jul. 11, 2022>
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 13, 2007]
[Title Amended on July 11, 2022]
CHAPTER VI ADMINISTRATIVE ADVANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING, ADMINISTRATIVE ANNOUNCEMENT, AND ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDANCE
| Article 23 (Administrative advance notice of proposed rulemaking) |
Administrative advance notice of proposed rulemaking shall be governed by the Regulations on Operation of Legislative Affairs.
| Article 24 Deleted. <Jun. 9, 2020> |
| Article 24-2 (Hearing opinions of relevant agencies) |
| (1) | If an administrative agency makes an administrative announcement pursuant to the main clause, with the exception of the subparagraphs, of Article 46 (1) of the Act, it shall send the details of the relevant policies, systems, and plans to the heads of relevant agencies prior to such administrative announcement to hear their opinions; provided, if there are special circumstances that make it difficult to seek opinions regarding the details of the relevant policies, systems, and plans, it may make an administrative announcement without seeking their opinions. <Amended on Jun. 9, 2020> |
| (2) | The period to give opinions on the policies, systems, and plans in reply under paragraph (1) shall be at least 10 days; provided, the period to give opinions in reply may be shortened to less than 10 days if there are special circumstances, such as reasons for urgently implementing the policies, systems, and plans. |
| (3) | Deleted. <Jun. 9, 2020> |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 11, 2004]
| Article 24-3 (Details of administrative announcement) |
If an administrative agency makes an administrative announcement, it shall specify the gist of the draft administrative announcement, procedures, persons in charge, website address, etc., and shall post the details of the announcement on the website.
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 11, 2004]
| Article 24-4 (Handling of opinions submitted following administrative announcement) |
| (1) | An administrative agency shall determine whether to reflect the opinions submitted in response to an administrative announcement into policies, systems, and plans after reviewing the opinions, and shall notify or publicly announce without delay the results of and grounds for processing such opinions, etc. to the person who has submitted such opinions. |
| (2) | The processing results under paragraph (1) shall be publicized by means of posting on the Internet, etc., unless there is a compelling reason not to do so. |
| (3) | If the matters contained in an administrative announcement are subject to deliberation by the State Council, the head of the administrative agency who has made the administrative announcement shall analyze the submitted opinions by content and attach them to the proposed legislation submitted to the State Council. |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 11, 2004]
| Article 24-5 (Expenses for copying draft administrative announcement) |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Nov. 11, 2004]
| Article 25 (Administrative guidance directed to 2 or more persons) |
When an administrative agency publicizes the details of administrative guidance directed to 2 or more persons pursuant to Article 51 of the Act, it shall include the purport, the gist, and the competent administrative agency of the administrative guidance, and a statement to the effect that opinions may be submitted with respect to the administrative guidance.
CHAPTER VII STRENGTHENING CITIZENS' PARTICIPATION
| Article 25-2 (Providing methods of participation and opportunities for cooperation to promote participation of citizens) |
| (1) | An administrative agency shall endeavor to increase the participation of citizens in the administrative process by providing the following methods of participation and opportunities for cooperation pursuant to Article 52 of the Act. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022; Aug. 1, 2023> |
| 1. | Hearings, public hearings, presentation of opinions, other discussion forums, social gatherings, and information sessions under Article 22 of the Act; |
| 2. | Online policy discussions under Article 53 of the Act; |
| 4. | Public opinion polls, such as online voting and surveys; |
| 5. | Public-private consultative bodies in which interested parties, general public, experts, etc. participate; |
| 6. | Volunteer activities or social contribution activities; |
| 7. | Providing other methods for citizens to participate and opportunities for cooperation. |
| (2) | An administrative agency may utilize the following techniques to reflect citizens' will or demand in the administrative process: <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> |
| 1. | Public service design techniques that develop and improve public policies and services by observing and analyzing the needs of citizens with the direct participation of the general public and experts; |
| 2. | Techniques to analyze big data (referring to a large volume of structured or unstructured datasets); |
| 3. | Policy deliberation techniques where the general public, experts, etc. directly participate and develop policies through sufficient deliberation and discussion; |
| 4. | Other techniques that can confirm the will or demand of citizens and reflect it in the administrative process. |
| (3) | An administrative agency may establish and operate an online or offline public participation platform where the opinions of citizens and experts can be heard, and policies can be proposed, debated, voted, and evaluated in order to provide opportunities for participation and cooperation under paragraph (1) or to utilize the techniques under paragraph (2); and shall actively utilize the online or offline public participation platform to promote citizens‘ participation in administrative processes. <Amended on Jun. 9, 2020> |
| (4) | If an administrative agency publishes the methods of participation referred to in the subparagraphs of paragraph (1) pursuant to Article 52 (2) of the Act, it shall also publish detailed matters necessary for participation, such as qualifications, period, and window of opportunity for participation. <Newly Inserted on Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (5) | If an administrative agency makes publication pursuant to paragraph (4), it shall utilize various media, such as its website. <Newly Inserted on Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (6) | If citizens' opinions are submitted through opportunities for participation and cooperation under paragraph (1) or if citizens' will or demand are confirmed through the utilization of techniques under paragraph (2), an administrative agency shall faithfully answer citizens' opinions and endeavor to reflect citizens' will or demand in the administrative process. <Amended on Jun. 9, 2020; Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (7) | An administrative agency may determine matters necessary for the operation of the public participation platform under paragraph (3). <Newly Inserted on Jun. 9, 2020; Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (8) | An administrative agency may take necessary measures, such as securing budget and human resources, in order to promote the public participation platform under paragraph (3). <Newly Inserted on Jun. 9, 2020; Jul. 11, 2022> |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Apr. 18, 2017]
[Title Amended on July 11, 2022]
| Article 25-3 Deleted. <Jul. 11, 2022> |
| Article 26 (Operation of online policy discussions) |
| (1) | If an administrative agency conducts online policy discussions under Article 53 (1) of the Act (hereinafter referred to as "online policy discussion"), it may repeatedly conduct discussions on the same topic, as deemed necessary to facilitate understanding among participants in the discussions and to find reasonable solutions. <Amended on Apr. 18, 2017; Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (2) | When an administrative agency conducts online policy discussions, it shall disclose the plan for holding the discussion, discussion topics, the results of the discussion, etc. through the information and communications network, etc. by stage. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (3) | Administrative agencies and other participants participating in online policy discussions shall endeavor to share materials necessary for rational discussions. <Amended on Jul. 11, 2022> |
| (4) | When an administrative agency organizes a discussion panel pursuant to Article 53 (2) of the Act, it shall take into consideration the representativeness, expertise, mainly-expected positions, etc. of interested parties related to the discussion topics in order to ensure fairness and objectivity. <Newly Inserted on Apr. 18, 2017> |
| (5) | If an administrative agency has organized a discussion panel pursuant to paragraph (4), it shall disclose the list of the discussion panel members to the public through the information and communications network, etc. before they start participating in the discussion. <Newly Inserted on Apr. 18, 2017> |
| (6) | Except as provided in this Decree, details necessary for the operation of online policy discussions shall be determined by the Minister of the Interior and Safety. <Newly Inserted on Apr. 18, 2017; Jul. 26, 2017; Jul. 11, 2022> |
[This Article Newly Inserted on Jul. 28, 2014]
[Title Amended on Apr. 18, 2017; Jul. 11, 2022]
[Previous Article 26 moved to Article 28 <Jul. 28, 2014>]
| Article 27 Deleted. <Apr. 18, 2017> |
CHAPTER VIII SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS
| Article 28 (Payment of expenses to persons for reference, etc.) |
Daily allowances for a persons for reference, an appraiser, etc. under Article 55 of the Act shall be paid only where the person for reference, the appraiser, etc. is not a public official, and shall be in an amount equivalent to the daily pro-rated amount of monthly salary for a State public official of salary grade 5 of Grade VI; and travel expenses shall be the amount specified in attached Table 1 of the Regulations on Travel Expenses for Public Officials if the person for reference, the appraiser, etc. is a public official; and the travel expenses shall be the amount prescribed in subparagraph 4 of attached Table 1 of the Regulations on Travel Expenses for Public Officials if the person for reference, the appraiser, etc. is not a public official. <Amended on Feb. 24, 1998; Jul. 28, 2014> [Moved from Article 26 <Jul. 28, 2014>]
ADDENDUM <Presidential Decree No. 15540, Dec. 15, 1997>
This Decree shall enter into force on January 1, 1998.
ADDENDA <Act No. 15680, Feb. 24, 1998>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 17854, Dec. 30, 2002>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on January 1, 2003.
ADDENDUM <Presidential Decree No. 18002, Jun. 23, 2003>
This Decree shall enter into force on July 1, 2003.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 18586, Nov. 11, 2004>
| (1) | (Enforcement date) This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation. |
| (2) | (Transitional Measures) The previous provisions shall apply to the administrative announcement in progress as at the time this Decree enters into force. |
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 18736, Mar. 8, 2005>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 18903, Jun. 30, 2005>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on July 1, 2005.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 20372, Nov. 13, 2007>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on November 18, 2007.
Article 2 (Applicability to notification of holding electronic public hearings)
The amended provisions of Articles 20-2, 20-3, and 22 shall begin to apply to public hearings or electronic public hearings held after this Decree enters into force.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 20741, Feb. 29, 2008>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation. (Proviso Omitted.)
ADDENDUM <Presidential Decree No. 21179, Dec. 24, 2008>
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 22687, Mar. 2, 2011>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 23383, Dec. 21, 2011>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 24425, Mar. 23, 2013>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation: Provided, that, of those Presidential Decrees amended pursuant to Article 6 of the Addenda, the amended parts of the Presidential Decree which have been promulgated before this Decree enters into force but the enforcement date of which has yet to arrive, shall enter into force on the date the relevant Presidential Decree enters into force, respectively.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 25505, Jul. 28, 2014>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on July 29, 2014.
Article 2 (Applicability to operation of electronic policy discussions)
The amended provisions of Articles 26 and 27 shall begin to apply to electronic policy discussions held after this Decree enters into force.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 25751, Nov. 19, 2014>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation; provided, the amended portions of any Presidential Decree promulgated before this Decree enters into force, but the date on which it enters into force has not yet arrived, among Presidential Decrees revised pursuant to Article 5 of the Addenda, shall enter into force on the date that Presidential Decree enters into force.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 27103, Apr. 26, 2016>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 27619, Nov. 29, 2016>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation. (Proviso Omitted.)
ADDENDUM <Presidential Decree No. 27990, Apr. 18, 2017>
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 28211, Jul. 26, 2017>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation: Provided, That, where any Presidential Decree amended by Article 8 of this Addenda has been promulgated but is yet to enter into force by the time this Decree enters into force, amendments to such Presidential Decree shall enter into force on the enforcement date of such relevant Presidential Decree.
ADDENDUM <Presidential Decree No. 30761, Jun. 9, 2020>
This Decree shall enter into force on Jun. 11, 2020.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 30807, Jun. 30, 2020>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation. (Proviso Omitted.)
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 32786, Jul. 11, 2022>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on July 12, 2022; provided, the amended provisions of Article 12 shall enter into force on March 24, 2023. Article 2 (Transitional measures concerning notification of holding online public hearings)
Notwithstanding the amended provisions of Article 20-2, the previous provisions shall apply to the procedures, etc. for notification where the holding of an electronic public hearing has been notified or publicly announced pursuant to the previous provisions before this Decree enters into force.
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 33575, Jun. 27, 2023>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation. (Proviso Omitted.)
ADDENDA <Presidential Decree No. 33649, Aug. 1, 2023>
Article 1 (Enforcement date)
This Decree shall enter into force on the date of its promulgation. (Proviso Omitted.)