Electricity Bill Reduction Regulations Can Be Verified at the National Law Information Center
Regulations for 67 Public Institutions Including KEPCO
After Pilot Operation, Expanding to 350 Public Institutions by End of Next Month
[Sejong=Asia Economy Reporter Moon Chaeseok] It has become possible to search regulations of 67 public institutions, including Korea Electric Power Corporation, all at once. It is expected to make it easier to check regulations closely related to citizens' daily lives, such as electricity and gas fee reductions.
On the 27th, the Ministry of Government Legislation announced that it will provide integrated access to over 350 regulations from 67 public institutions through the National Law Information Center. This is to accurately and efficiently provide public institution regulations, which are a type of legal information, in accordance with the Act on Management and Provision of Legal Information enacted and enforced last December.
For example, to find regulations on electricity and gas fee reductions, previously one had to check each institution's website, such as KEPCO and city gas companies, individually. Now, the National Law Information Center allows users to easily check discount criteria and limits.
The Ministry of Government Legislation plans to conduct a one-month pilot operation from today until August 26, identify and supplement any necessary improvements, and expand the information provision target to 350 public institutions and over 2,000 regulations starting from the end of September.
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Lee Kangseop, head of the Ministry of Government Legislation, emphasized, "Integrating legal information scattered across various institutions and providing it through the National Law Information Center not only enhances convenience for the public but also contributes to protecting citizens' rights and interests. We will continue to improve the system so that citizens can conveniently utilize diverse legal information."
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