Korea Tourism Organization, Board of Audit and Inspection Hold Briefing on Proactive Administration Support System for Gangwon Public Institutions

Seven Gangwon-based public institutions take part
Overview of prior consulting and the exemption system for proactive administration
Efforts to promote a culture of proactive administration in the public sector

The Korea Tourism Organization, together with the Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea, held a briefing on the proactive administration support system for employees of public institutions in Gangwon Province.

At the “On-Site Briefing on Proactive Administration Support” held on the 11th at the Korea Tourism Organization headquarters in Wonju, Gangwon Province, Senior Auditor Seo Hyeonseok of the Board of Audit and Inspection explains the support system’s achievements and future direction. Korea Tourism Organization

The Korea Tourism Organization said it held the “On-Site Briefing on Support for Proactive Administration” jointly with the Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea on November 11 at its headquarters in Wonju, Gangwon Province.

The briefing was organized to help public institution employees better understand the proactive administration support system so that concerns about audits would not lead them to take a passive approach to administration, and to foster an organizational culture in which employees carry out their work proactively.

The Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea explained the purpose of and ways to use key support measures, including pre-consulting, the exemption system for proactive administration, and the selection of exemplary public officials. Pre-consulting is a system under which employees seek the opinion of an auditing body when they face difficulties interpreting laws or applying regulations in the course of their work. The exemption system for proactive administration exempts or reduces the audit-related liability of public officials who have diligently handled their duties in the public interest, provided they meet certain requirements.

Employees from relevant departments at seven public institutions based in Gangwon Province attended the briefing: the Korea Tourism Organization, the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service, the Korea National Park Service, the National Health Insurance Service, the Korea Mine Rehabilitation and Mineral Resources Corporation, the Korea Road Traffic Authority, and the Korea Veterans Health Service.

“We organized this briefing with the Board of Audit and Inspection of Korea to help employees of public institutions in Gangwon better understand proactive administration and contribute to fostering a culture of working more proactively,” said Kim Byeongchan, standing auditor of the Korea Tourism Organization. “We will continue to do our utmost to create an even more trustworthy tourism environment through proactive administration.”

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