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The Korean Sports Council has comprehensively revised its regulations to significantly strengthen the integrity and accountability of its executives and spread an anti-corruption culture throughout the organization.
On the 27th, the Korean Sports Council announced that it had approved a full revision of the "Regulations on the Operation of the Executive Integrity Contract System" at its 19th board meeting held on the 26th. The purpose is to concretize the integrity obligations and responsibilities that standing executives must comply with, thereby enhancing the effectiveness of the system.
Through this revision, the previously broadly stated integrity obligations for executives have been significantly subdivided. Specifically, major misconduct acts such as ▲accepting bribes ▲interfering in interests ▲mediation and requests ▲using job-related information ▲private use of public assets ▲and misuse of budget purposes are clearly defined, and procedures for review and sanctions upon violation have also been systematized.
Kim Dae-yeon, the newly appointed Secretary-General (who took office on August 12) as a target of application, immediately signed an integrity contract right after the board meeting in accordance with the regulation requiring "contract signing within three months after taking office."
Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korean Sports Council, emphasized, "The integrity and accountability of executives leading the organization are an important starting point for fair and transparent sports administration. Through this revision of regulations, we will spread a culture of integrity led by executives from the top and create a Sports Council that earns public trust."
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