The Gyeonggi Provincial Government will conduct a comprehensive audit of Yongin City from October 7 to November 6, 2026.


This comprehensive audit will focus on tasks funded by either the national or the Gyeonggi Provincial Government budget, and on delegated tasks based on applicable laws and regulations, while ensuring the autonomy of cities and counties. Audits of autonomous tasks will only be carried out if there are reasonable suspicions of illegality raised through reports from residents or media coverage.


In advance, from October 7 to 27, the Gyeonggi Provincial Government will collect anonymous tips through the “Audit Report” section of the Audit Committee's official website. Information received through various channels—including civil complaint investigations and whistleblower submissions—will also be actively utilized as audit material.


Gyeonggi Provincial Government

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Reported matters may include any inconvenience experienced by residents, as well as violations of laws or improper conduct by public officials, acts of corruption, false or unlawful claims related to public finances, and other illegal operations.


However, issues that are the subject of an ongoing investigation or trial, matters that could infringe on personal rights or privacy, or areas previously audited or currently under audit by other agencies are excluded.



The Gyeonggi Provincial Government Audit Committee will thoroughly manage the submitted reports to ensure neither the identity of the whistleblower is revealed nor any disadvantage is suffered due to the report, and will carefully verify all received information from the perspective of residents.


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