Game Rating and Administration Committee to Thoroughly Implement Board of Audit and Inspection's Disposition Request

The Game Rating and Administration Committee announced on the 30th that it humbly accepts the results of the Board of Audit and Inspection's (BAI) audit titled ‘Audit Results on Allegations of Misconduct at the Game Rating and Administration Committee’ and plans to steadily carry out follow-up measures in accordance with the BAI’s disposition requests. In addition, separate from the BAI audit results, the Committee will also pursue its own innovative measures to prevent recurrence, including the resignation of all current division heads and the establishment of a new Finance and Contract Team.

To thoroughly implement the BAI’s disposition requests, the Committee plans to promptly take legal and personnel actions. In particular, based on the BAI audit findings confirming misconduct, the Committee will strictly hold accountable those responsible, including service providers and managers (including retirees), by filing criminal charges and claiming damages in civil and criminal courts. Furthermore, internal disciplinary procedures will be swiftly finalized, such as referring those responsible for improperly handling tasks related to the integrated management system construction project to the disciplinary committee.

The Committee deeply acknowledges its responsibility for the series of incidents and plans to pursue organizational innovation measures beyond the BAI’s disposition requests. First, all three division heads currently holding their positions will resign from their posts. This action is not included in the BAI’s disposition requests but is being pursued to achieve personnel renewal and responsible management within the Committee. Additionally, to prevent similar misconduct from recurring, a Finance and Contract Team will be established to strengthen management and verification across all stages of the Committee’s projects, including business planning, contract execution, project inspection, result reporting, and fund disbursement. Alongside this, the audit organization’s workforce will be expanded from three to four members to establish a permanent audit system and reinforce internal controls.

Chairman Kim Gyu-cheol stated, “We promise to thoroughly implement the BAI’s disposition requests,” and added, “We will use the results of this BAI audit as an opportunity to resolve internal issues within the Committee and to relaunch as an institution trusted by the public.”

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