The Korean Sports Council holds a ceremony for appointing the 5th Integrity Citizen Inspector General and the 1st Advisory Meeting

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The Korea Sports Association announced on the 23rd that it appointed the "5th Integrity Citizen Auditor" consisting of 10 people, including auditors, anti-corruption commissioners, former police officers and experts in accounting, taxation, labor and law, and shared the KOC's integrity and anti-corruption plans to improve fairness and create a transparent sports culture.

According to the Korea Sports Association, the 5th Integrity Citizen Inspector General Appointment Ceremony and the 1st Advisory Meeting were held at 2 p.m. in the conference room of the Korea Sports Association on the 13th floor of the Olympic Hall, attended by Yoo Seung Min, chairman of the Korea Sports Association, and nine citizens of the Korea Sports Association.

The integrity citizen auditor system of the Korean Sports Association is a preventive corruption control system that has been in operation for 10 years starting with the national auditor system in 2016. The 5th Integrity Citizen Inspector General will be reappointed by eight people who worked in the 4th term, and two new experts in the legal and investigative fields will be appointed to strengthen the monitoring and investigation of vulnerable areas of corruption.

The 5th Integrity Citizen Auditor will participate in various activities such as audit, examination, and evaluation for the Korea Sports Council and member organizations over the next two years (until December 2027).

Meanwhile, at the first advisory meeting that followed the appointment ceremony, the Korean Sports Council shared its plan for promoting integrity and anti-corruption in 2026 and shared opinions on related matters.

In response, Chairman Yoo Seung Min said, "We will take the lead in building a clean and fair sports ecosystem that meets the public's level by actively reflecting the expertise and objective perspectives of private experts in the audit administration."

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