Both the requester and the Corporation's designated staff can verify the information.

Corporations and organizations can request information disclosure in the name of their representative.

Foreign residents with a fixed address in Korea, individuals temporarily residing for academic or research purposes, or foreign corporations/organizations with offices in Korea can request information disclosure.

Public institutions release the information they hold and manage upon a public request.

Public institutions voluntarily disclose important information regarding key policies, projects, and budget execution.

The requester must submit an Information Disclosure Request Form to the public institution that holds and manages the desired information.

The request form can be submitted by in-person visit, mail, fax, or through an online information network.

When two or more people request information together, a representative must be selected to submit the request on behalf of the group.

Any documents (including electronic documents), drawings, photographs, films, tapes, slides, and media processed by computers that are created or acquired and managed by public institutions in the course of their duties.

National Assembly, Courts, Constitutional Court of Korea, National Election Commission, Executive Branch (central administrative agencies and their affiliated organizations)

Special City, Metropolitan Cities, Provinces, Districts, County/City offices, and affiliated agencies, special local governments, metropolitan and regional education offices

Korea Minting & Security Printing Corporation, Korea Tourism Organization, Agricultural & Fishery Marketing Corporation, Korea Electric Power Corporation, Korea National Oil Corporation, Korea Coal Corporation, Korea Resources Corporation, Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, Korea Land & Housing Corporation, etc. Korea Minting, Security Printing & ID Card Operating Corp, Korea Land & Housing Corporation, Korea Water Resources Corporation, Korea Expressway Corporation, etc.

• Schools: Kindergartens, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, universities, etc.

• Local Public Corporations: Facility management corporations, local medical centers, etc.

• Government-Affiliated Agencies: Korea Asset Management Corporation, National Pension Service, etc.

• Special Corporations: Government-sponsored research institutions, Industrial Bank of Korea, Financial Supervisory Service, etc.

• Social Welfare Corporations: Social welfare corporations and non-profit organizations engaged in social welfare activities that receive financial support from the state or local governments.

Public institutions must decide whether to disclose the information within 10 days of receiving the request (with an extension of 10 days allowed in unavoidable circumstances).

Seeking Third-Party Opinion : If the information requested involves a third party, the public institution must notify the third party immediately and, if necessary, seek their opinion.

Seeking opinions from the information-producing institution : If the requested information was produced by another public institution, the disclosing institution must consult with the producing institution to determine disclosure.

Information Disclosure Review Committee : Public institutions establish and operate a committee to review the disclosure of information and decide on the matters related to the operation of the information disclosure system.

Deliberation by the Information Disclosure Review Committee : Matters where the head of a public institution finds it difficult to decide alone whether to disclose the requested information, as well as other issues related to the operation of the information disclosure system.

Information Disclosure Officer Department/Position 000 General Affairs and HR Team / Responsible Officer 0000