- Prompt and Accurate Statutory Information Service
- Present and past laws and regulations of the Republic of Korea are provided on the MOLEG website so that the public can gain prompt and accurate access to all statutory information.
- MOLEG operates the Korea Law Service Center that has over 70,000 daily visitors and offers statutory interpretation cases for obscure legal contents. It also operates the World Statutory Information Center for domestic firms to support successful entries into foreign markets. Through such various statutory information websites, MOLEG satisfies the people’s right to know and supports the social and economical activities of the public and enterprises.
- MOLEG suggests English translation standards that fit the global standard and supports English translation projects of Korean laws and regulations to stimulate foreign investment.
- People-Oriented Statutory Public Relations Service
- Raise the accessibility and increase satisfaction of statutory via people's opinion about statutory information.
- Provide all policy news and statutory information via newsletter and email service.
- Promote statutory public relations service via friendly mediums such as cartoons.
- Provide statutory information via cooperation with other ministries and portal sites.
- - MOLEG manages blogs on main portal sites such as T-story, Naver, and Daum.
- - Provide statutory information related to everyday life through friendly media such as subway TV and free
subway tabloids.
- Provide Statutory UCC Production Services
- - Become the first governmental organization to produce a UCC to provide statutory information to the people
easily.
- Encourage public participation through online promotions
- - 170,000 citizens participated in legislation policy- related events launched on portal sites.
- Reinforcement of International Exchanges on Legislation
- MOLEG is ultimately building the international legislative information network by reinforcing its capability to collect legislative information through the establishment of sister hood relationship with legislation agencies in major trading countries such as the United States, EU, Germany, China, Japan and etc.
Through this network, MOLEG is establishing a cooperative system that is able to quickly provide legislative informati on to local businessmen investing abroad and foreign investors who wish to invest in Korea. By trading with one another, this network will strengthen the competitive power and promote mutual benefit.
MOLEG is strengthening its cooperation with China through its regular exchanges since 2002. In particular, it has set the foundation for exchange of up-to-date European legal information through its 2007 meeting with the heads of legislative organizations of England, France, and Italy. MOLEG plans to pursue continuous exchanges with the advanced countries to improve the government legislation system.
