Gyeonggi Family and Women Research Institute Introduces 'Cheongnyeom Citizen Auditor System'

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The Gyeonggi Family and Women Research Institute has introduced a Clean Citizen Auditor System to enhance the integrity of public institutions and the transparency of public administration.

The institute announced on the 11th that on the 10th, it appointed two individuals, Lee Jong-bun and Han Yang-hee, selected through a public recruitment process, as Clean Citizen Auditors at the main conference room of the Suwon research institute.

Earlier, the institute established guidelines and plans for operating the Clean Citizen Auditor System last month.

Lee Jong-bun was active in the Seongnam Participatory Autonomy Citizens' Coalition Member Committee and worked as a social worker at the Joyful School Regional Children's Center.

Han Yang-hee previously served as the head of the accounting audit team at the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Audits and as the chief of the Special Judicial Police Unit.

The newly appointed Clean Citizen Auditors will act as external controllers, responsible for inspecting and evaluating the institute’s major projects and areas vulnerable to corruption, and will be deployed for internal audits when necessary.

They will also play a role in proposing and recommending improvements to unreasonable systems within the institute through biannual meetings and informal gatherings.

Jung Jeong-ok, director of the Gyeonggi Family and Women Research Institute, stated, "We hope that through the active activities of the Clean Citizen Auditors, the institute can develop into a more transparent and integrity-driven public institution within the province."

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