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Laws of the Republic of Korea |
Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (Regulatory Reform Officer) 02-2100-6155~6158
Article 1 (Purpose)
The purpose of this Decree is to prescribe the delegated matters under the Enforcement
Decree for the Special Act on Support of
Science and Engineering Manpower for
Strengthening National Science and Technology Competitiveness and matters necessary
for its
implementation.
1. Persons who obtained a science and engineering degree at a university under
Article 2, Paragraph (2), (hereinafter referred to
as "university");
2. Industrial engineers under the National Technical Qualifications Act or any person
who obtained the equivalent qualifications;
and
3. Persons falling under Paragraphs (1) or (2) and any person who is deemed to have
an equivalent degree or qualification.
(2) The term "company-affiliated research institute falling under the standards
prescribed by Presidential Decree" in Article 2,
Paragraph (3), Item C of the Act
means a company-affiliated research institute which is suitable to the standards
prescribed by
Article 15, Paragraphs (1) or (3) of the Enforcement Decree for the
Technology Development Promotion Act.
(1) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology shall prepare a guide to
establish a master plan, (hereinafter referred to
as the "master plan"), for the
fosterage and support of science and engineering manpower under Article 4,
Paragraph (1) of the
Act and report it to the head of the related central
administrative organization and the Special Metropolitan City Mayor, any other
Metropolitan City Mayor and governor, (hereinafter referred to as "Mayor/Do
governor"), by the end of February of the previous
year of the master plan
commencement year.
(2) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor shall establish the plan for fosterage and
support of science and
engineering manpower in the concerned area according to the guide under
Paragraph (1) and submit to the
minister of Education, Science, and Technology.
(3) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology shall integrate and adjust the
submitted plan under Paragraph (2) and confirm
the master plan under Article 4,
Paragraph (2) and inform the head of the related central administrative organization
and Mayor/Do
governor.
1. Matters concerning the supply and demand prospects of science and engineering
manpower;
2. Matters concerning research activity support of new superior science and
engineering manpower;
3. Matters concerning the overseas study and training of superior science and
engineering manpower and custody of overseas superior
science and engineering
manpower.
Article 4 (Establishment of the Annual Implementation Plan, etc.)
(1) The head of the related central administrative organization
and Mayor/Do
governor shall establish an annual implementation plan, (hereinafter referred to as
the "implementation plan"), in
the concerned area under Article 5, Paragraph (1) of
the Act, submit the implementation plan for the next year by October 15th
every
year and the performance results of the preceding year by February 15th
every year.
(2) Deleted
(3) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology shall inform the deliberation
results of the implementation plan for next
year by December 31st
every year and
the deliberation results for performance results of the preceding year by April 30th
every year to the head of the related central
administrative organization and
Mayor/Do governor under Article 5, Paragraph 3.
(1) The matters which the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology shall fulfill
to construct and manage an integrated information
system for science and
engineering manpower under Article 6, Paragraph (1) are as below:
1. Collection of information concerning science and engineering manpower and the
construction and management of a database;
2. A development/construction and management integrated information distribution
system for science and engineering manpower;
3. Connections/cooperation with organizations which have information about science
and engineering manpower;
4. Standardization of a classification system for the database construction of science
and engineering manpower and system dissemination;
5. Other necessary matters for the construction of an integrated information system.
(2) The object and scope of the integrated information
system shall be as below:
1. Personnel statistics for each sex, major, and occupation of science and engineering
manpower;
2. Personnel statistics for each grade, master, and doctorate course, major fields, and
desired occupation areas of the students
at science and engineering universities;
3. The demand information for science and engineering manpower of each
industry-university-research institute;
4. Results of research on actual conditions pursuant to Article 6, Paragraph (1);
5. Information for supply and demand prospection of science and engineering
manpower using the data under Subparagraphs 1 or 4 and
other required
information;
6. Other matters that the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology deems
necessary for the construction of an integrated information
system.
(3) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology shall utilize the research
data and statistics of other administrative
organizations or institutes for construction
of the integrated information system.
1. Research institutes under the provisions of Article 2 in the Support of Specific
Research Institutes Act, (hereinafter referred
to as a "specific research institute");
2. Government-invested research institutes established under the Act on the
Establishment, Operation, and Fosterage of Government-Invested
Research
Institutions or Act on the Establishment, Operation, and Fosterage of
Government-Invested Research Institutions of Science
and Technology;
3. The Human Resources Development Service of Korea under the Human Resources
Development Service of Korea Act;
4. Incorporations and organizations under Article 49, Paragraph 3 of the Enforcement
Decree for the Framework Act on Science and
Technology.
Article 6 (Time and Method of Research on Actual Conditions, etc.)
(1) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology
fulfills research on the
actual conditions under Article 7, Paragraph (1) of the Act, (hereinafter referred to
as "research on
the actual conditions" in this Article), with respect to the institutes
of the following subparagraphs every 3 years, where deemed
necessary, outline the
occasion, and reflect the results in the master plan and its implementation plan:
1. University and research institutes;
2. Corporations falling under the scope prescribed by the Minister of Education,
Science, and Technology in consideration of the
type of business and the number of
employees;
3. Other institutes and organizations that the Minister of Education, Science, and
Technology deems it necessary to examine in terms
of the actual conditions for the
effective fosterage and support of science and engineering manpower.
(2) The research on the actual
conditions shall be fulfilled with respect to
employment conditions, salary levels, job fields, welfare/education and training,
and technology/research results, etc. with the methods of site survey/post research
and statistics/document research, etc.
(3) "Persons who obtained a doctorate degree in the science and engineering area and
major science and engineering manpower prescribed
by Presidential Decree" under
Article 7, Paragraph 3 means any person of the following subparagraphs:
1. Persons who obtained a doctorate degree in the science and engineering area;
2. Persons who obtained professional engineer qualifications under the National
Technical Qualifications Act;
3. Persons who have the experience of participating as a research manager of a
national research and development business; and
4. Persons selected as core science and engineering manpower under Article 22.
(4) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology
shall organize specific
volumes of sample groups in consideration of sex/age/occupation and institute, etc.
and grasp continuously
careers, etc. with respect to the group.
(5) The science and engineering manpower balance index under Article 7, Paragraph
3 of the Act shall reflect the state of inflow/outflow
for each year/country/degree
and the state of each domestic institute/major/sex, etc. of the science and
engineering manpower which
belongs to the sample group under Paragraph 4, but
matters necessary for the detailed contents of science and engineering manpower
balance index shall be as prescribed by the Minister of Education, Science, and
Technology.
(6) "The professional institutes prescribed by Presidential Decree" under Article 7,
Paragraph 4 of the Act means institutes and
organizations prescribed by the
Minister of Education, Science, and Technology among the institutes and
organizations of the following
subparagraphs in Article 5, Paragraph 4:
Article 7 (Provision of Related Information Such As Prospective Major Areas of
Science and Engineering)
(1) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor shall prepare the information for
curriculum/course/characteristics/prospection of science and engineering major
fields, etc. every year and notify after consulting
with the head of the related
administrative organization or provide to the students or graduates of
elementary/secondary education
courses through the related administrative
organization/educational institutes and the press, etc.
(2) The head of the related
central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor may entrust the affairs for the provision of related information, etc.
under
Paragraph (1) to the institutes of the following subparagraphs under Article 8,
Paragraph 3 of the Act: 1. The Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity established
under Article 30, Paragraph 4 of the Framework
Act on Science and Technology,
(hereinafter referred to as the "Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science
and Creativity"):
2. The Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training, the Korean
Educational Development Institute, and the Science
and Technology Policy
Institute under Article 8, Paragraph (1) of the Act on the Establishment, Operation
and Fosterage of Government-Invested
Research Institutions;
3. The Human Resources Development Service of Korea under the Human Resources
Development Service of Korea Act;
4. Local Government-Invested Research Institutes, (hereinafter referred to as "local
research institutes"), established under the
Act on the Establishment and Operation
of Local Government-Invested Research Institutes.
Article 8 (Expansion of Scholarship Opportunities
for Superior Students)
(1) Where the head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor selects superior
students under Article 9 of the Act, the subjects of
selection are as below:
1. Students who have been recommended by the principal of the related university
with a superior school record;
2. Students who published a thesis in an internationally known scientific journal, (for
joint theses, it shall be limited to the
main writer);
3. Students who have been awarded a prize from a related society for the publication
of a superior thesis;
4. Students who have been awarded a prize with a superior thesis or an
invention/proposal, etc. at a domestic/international science
technology thesis
contest or a science technology engineering fair; and
5. Other persons deemed as falling under the equivalent standards within
Subparagraphs 1 or 4.
(2) The amount payable for research subsidies under Article 9, Paragraph 2 of the Act
shall be more than the registration fee of
students paid within the scope of the
budget.
(3) The repayment interest rate of the living expenses loan support under Article 9,
Paragraph (2) of the Act shall be less than
the lowest interest rate among the bank
loan interest rates which are applied by the banks with nationwide business
coverage among
the banking institutes established under the Bank Act.
(4) The necessary detailed matters for the payment of research subsidies and living
expenses loan support other than the matters
prescribed by Paragraphs (1) to 3 shall
be prescribed by the head of the related central administrative organization and
Mayor/Do
governor.
Article 9 (Program Support for Strengthening the Connection of
Industry-University-Research Institutes)
(1) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor may support all or a part of the expenses
for the corporations/research
institutes which fulfill the matters of the subparagraphs of Article 10, Paragraph 2
of the Act.
(2) "Important matters prescribed by Presidential Decree" under Article 2, Paragraph
3 of the Act means the matters of the following
subparagraphs:
1. Matters concerning manpower interchange with science and engineering
universities;
2. Matters concerning cooperative research and development with science and
engineering universities;
3. Entrustment of reeducation or retraining for competent employees to science and
engineering universities; and
4. Matters concerning the promotion of interchange and cooperation with science and
engineering universities, such as the cooperative
use of research and development
facilities/devices and interchanges of research and development information, etc.
Article 10 (Support
for Research Universities)
(1) When the head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor intends to support a research university
under Article 11, Paragraph (1) of
the Act, (hereinafter referred to as "the research university"), they shall prepare a
business
plan, including selection standards/supporting areas and supporting
contents, etc. and implement it after consultation with the
Minister of Education,
Science, and Technology.
1. Proportion of teachers dedicated to research in the supported science and
engineering fields;
2. Number and proportion of any person who obtained master's/doctorate degrees in
the supported science and engineering fields;
3. Proportion of research expenses in the supported science and engineering fields;
4. Proportion of teachers to student in the supported science and engineering fields;
5. Evaluation for research achievements of teachers and utilization system in the
supported science and engineering fields;
6. Medium and long term integrated development plan, including specialization
results and plans for the research and education system
in the supported science and
engineering fields;
7. Research results in the supported science and engineering fields;
8. Operation results of human resources such as researchers in affiliated research,
assistant teachers, and professional research
assistant personnel who assist with
research affairs, etc;
9. Degree of implementation of a centralized research expenses management system,
(referring to the system whereby the president
of a university or any person who is
entrusted by the president manage and operate all research expenses); and
10. Other matters which the head of the related central administrative organization
deems necessary.
(3) The head of the related central administrative organization may establish a
selection committee composed of public officials
in the relevant authorities and
private specialists to select the research universities.
(4) In case the university which is selected
as a research university participates in a
national research and development project, the head of the related central
administrative
organization who implements the research and development project
may decide separately the appropriation standards of personnel
expenses and
overhead costs of professors and researchers of the competent university who
participates in the project and announce
said matters, notwithstanding the provision
of Article 10, Paragraph 3 of the Management, etc. of Regulations on National
Research
and Development Projects.
1. Specific research institutes or government-invested research institutes;
2. Universities, industrial universities, and junior colleges under Article 2, Paragraphs
(1), 2 and Article 4 of the Higher Education
Act; and
3. Industries deemed to be able to implement reeducation and retraining by the
Minister of Education, Science, and Technology in
consideration of the type of
business, scale, education, and training facilities and training staff, etc.
(2) Institutes which
intend to implement reeducation and retraining under Paragraph
(1) may operate reeducation and retraining courses, including the
matters of any of
the subparagraphs of Article 12, Paragraph (2) of the Act, but it shall establish the
reeducation and retraining
plan in advance through understanding all personnel for
reeducation and retraining and demand research and submit it to the Minister
of
Education, Science, and Technology.
(4) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology, where the implementation
of an institute of reeducation and retraining under
Paragraph (1) accordingly results
in the implementation of reeducation and retraining business, may support all or
any part of
the expenses.
The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do governor
shall include the improvement measures and the
promotion results for the expansion of
public official appointments in science and engineering manpower under Article 13 of
the
Act to the implementation plan and promotion results.
Article 13 (Establishment and Support of a Department Dedicated to Science
and
Technology, etc.)
(1) The department dedicated to science and technology under Article 14, Paragraph
(1) means a department unit or higher dedicated
to affairs related to science and
technology.
(2) Where local government establishes a department dedicated to science and
technology under Paragraph (1) and arranges more than
thirty percent of the fixed
members with science and engineering manpower in the department, the Minister of
Education, Science,
and Technology shall support preferentially the projects
implemented by the State, such as manpower exchange and utilization business,
and
projects for local science and technology innovation by consulting with the head of
the related central administrative organization.
(1) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor may implement research and development business
activities connected to
employment for science and engineering manpower unemployed for more than 6
months as a person who obtained
a science and engineering master's or doctorate
degree within 5 years under Article 15 of the Act.
(2) The head of the related
central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor may make science and engineering manpower undertake training by
appointing
specific research institutes, government-invested research institutes, and
local research institutes as training institutes, and
support all or any part of the
expenses for the training.
Article 15 (Support for Employment of Unemployed Science and Engineering
Manpower)
When the head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor intends to support small and medium enterprises
or venture businesses under
Article 16, Paragraph (1) of the Act, they shall announce the business plan including the
matters of
the following subparagraphs:
1. Purpose of the business;
2. Supported subject and contents;
3. Application qualifications and conditions;
4. Evaluation method and schedule;
5. Other necessary detailed matters such as the duties of the company participating.
Article 16 (Support for Small and Medium Enterprises)
(1) "The support prescribed by Presidential Decree" under Article 16, Paragraph 2 of
the Act means the support of the following
subparagraphs:
1. In case of employment of more staff dedicated to research than in the preceding
year under Article 15, Paragraph (1), Subparagraph
1 of the Enforcement Decree of
the Technology Development Promotion Act, support of subsidies for extra staff
dedicated to research;
2. In case of employment of unemployed graduates from science and engineering
universities as probationary researchers, support for
the subsidy of personnel
expenses thereof;
3. Support for technical education and training expenses of domestic and
international training institutes for staff dedicated to
research.
(2) The support scale and period, etc. for the subsidies, personnel expenses, and
education and training expenses under
Paragraph (1) shall be prescribed by the
Minister of Education, Science, and Technology within the scope of the budget in
consideration
of employment conditions and pay levels, etc.
Article 17 (Standards, etc. of Research and Development Service Operators)
(1) The standards that a research and development service
operator who intends to
participate in national research and development projects, etc. or report to receive
various support from
the government under the former part of Article 18, Paragraph
2 of the Act shall be as per the following subparagraphs:
1. In the case of research and development operators which manage businesses
prescribed by Article 2, Subparagraph 4, Item A of the
Act, they shall secure more
than 10 persons of science and engineering manpower or more than 2 persons of
research planning appraisers
at all times and prepare independent research facilities,
provided, however, that in the case of operators falling under profit-making
corporations under Article 7, Paragraph (1), Subparagraph 9 of the Technology
Development Promotion Act, they shall be deemed as
meeting the standards under
Article 18, Paragraph 2 of the Act;
2. In the case of research and development operators which manage businesses
prescribed by Article 2, Subparagraph 4, Item B of the
Act, they shall secure more
than two persons of science and engineering manpower or more than one person of
research planning appraisers
at all times;
(2) The research and development operators under Paragraph (1) shall submit an
application with attachments of the documents of
the following subparagraphs to
the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology: 1. Documents supporting evidence for satisfying the conditions under the main body
of Paragraph (1), Subparagraph 1 or 2;
2. Business overview of the competent research and development service business;
3. Status of organization and staff;
4. Specifications of research facilities; and
5. Copy of certificate of business proprietor registration.
(3) "The matters prescribed by Presidential Decree" under the latter
part of Article 18,
Paragraph 2 of the Act mean the matters under the main body of Paragraph (1),
Subparagraph 1 and Subparagraph
2 of the same paragraph.
(4) The matters that the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology may support
under Article 18,
Paragraph (3) of the Act shall be as per the following:
1. Technical information, professional research personnel, research facilities, and
research devices possessed by state and public
research institutes, universities, and
government-invested research institutes;
2. Creation of a foundation for the research and development service business;
3. Expansion of participation opportunities for national research and development
projects;
4. Training and utilization of professional manpower;
5. Other matters that the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology deems
necessary for training and support for a research
and development service business.
(5) The form of the statement under Paragraph 2 shall be decided and announced by
the Minister
of Education, Science, and Technology.
(2) The detailed matters for the affairs of research planning appraisers under
Paragraph (1) shall be prescribed and announced by
the Minister of Education,
Science, and Technology.
Article 20 (Qualifying Examination of Research Planning Appraisers)
(1) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology may implement
the
qualifying examination for research planning appraisers in consideration of the
demand, etc. for research planning appraisers.
1. Persons who completed the research planning appraisers training course under
Article 21;
2. Persons who fall under any of the following items, (the careers of items B and C
means careers after obtaining a degree or qualifications
in the concerned field);
(a) Professional engineers and master engineers under the National Technical
Qualifications Act;
(b) Persons who have practical careers with more than 7 years of engineering or
more than 11 years of industrial engineering experience
under the National
Technical Qualifications Act;
(c) Persons who have practical careers of more than 5 years with a doctorate degree,
more than 7 years with a master's degree, and
more than 10 years with bachelor's
degree in the research planning appraisal related fields;
(d) Persons who have a master's or
doctorate degree in a research planning
appraiser related field and a career as a professor of more than 3 years in research
planning
appraisal or as a fulltime lecturer or above at a university under Article 2,
Subparagraphs 1 or 3 and 5 of the Higher Education
Act, or as an assistant
professor or above under Article 2, Subparagraphs 4 and 6 of the same Act; and
(e) Other persons who are
deemed to have equivalent qualifications pursuant to
Items A to D.
(3) The subjects for examination, partial exemption of qualifying examination under
Paragraphs (1) and 2, and other necessary matters
required for the qualifying
examination shall be prescribed by the Minister of Education, Science, and
Technology.
Article 21 (Training Course for Research Planning Appraisers)
(1) When the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology deems
it necessary for
the training of research planning appraisers in consideration of demand, etc., he/she
may appoint universities,
government-invested research institutes, or related
organizations and have them operate a research planning appraiser training course.
(2) The necessary matters required for the operation of the research planning
appraiser training course under Paragraph (1) shall
be prescribed by the Minister of
Education, Science, and Technology.
(3) Persons subject to be selected under Paragraph 2 are as below:
1. Persons awarded prizes recognized worldwide such as the Nobel Prize in science
fields and field medals in math fields;
2. Persons awarded an Order of Science and Technology Merit or a President's
commendation in the science and technology field under
the Government
Commendation Regulations;
3. Persons who contributed remarkably to the development of the economy and
society through new technology development and improvement;
4. Persons who have prominent academic achievements such as a person who
published a thesis or was quoted in a globally prominent
scientific journal;
5. Persons who contributed remarkably to expanding the base of science and
technology through science and technology related writing
activities or lectures;
6. Other persons deemed to be falling under a person of merit classification in
accordance with Items 1 to 5 by the Minister of Education,
Science, and
Technology.
(4) The research subsidy under Article 20, Paragraph (1) of the Act shall be provided
to each grade according to the standards of
evaluation for the results of research and
technology development and the degree of individual contribution to the state.
(5) The
living expenses subsidy under Article 20, Paragraph (1) of the Act shall be
provided to any person who does not receive the research
subsidy, and if he/she is
provided the research subsidy, it shall be ceased.
(6) Other necessary matters such as the organization
and operation of the selection
committee, the candidate recommendation process for science and engineering
manpower, evaluation
and payment standards for each grade, payment processes,
and payment periods shall be prescribed by the Minister of Education, Science,
and
Technology.
Article 23 (Financial Resources for the Support of Core Science and Engineering
Manpower)
The financial resources to provide for research subsidies or living expenses subsidies
for core science and engineering manpower
under Article 20 of the Act are as outlined
below: 1. Contribution from the government or others;
2. The engineering fee which is paid to professional institutes under Article 19,
Paragraph 2, Subparagraph 1 of the Regulations
on the Management, etc. of
National Research and Development Projects;
3. The Science and Technology Promotion Fund under Article 22, Paragraph (1) of
the Framework Act on Science and Technology;
4. Other financial resources prescribed by the Minister of Education, Science, and
Technology with recognition of the necessity for
the encouragement of research
activities and support for the stabilization of livelihoods of core science and
engineering manpower.
Article 24 (Support for the Science and Engineering Manpower Demand and Supply
Program)
(1) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor, in the case of implementing the programs
under any of the subparagraphs
of Article 21, Paragraph (1) of the Act or selecting the university which intends to
implement,
shall announce the purpose of application, selection standards,
application contents, and application method, etc.
(2) The university
which intends to receive support under the announcement of
Paragraph (1) shall submit the program implementation plan, including
the matters
of the following subparagraphs, to the head of the related central administrative
organization or Mayor/Do governor:
1. Necessity;
2. Object;
3. Promotion strategy, method, and system;
4. Detailed contents and expenses of the program;
5. The point of the evaluation and standards of the program;
6. Expectations; and
7. Other matters that the head of the related central administrative organization and
Mayor/Do governor deem necessary to select
the supported university.
(3) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor may support all
or any part of the expenses to implement the program
under Article 21, Paragraph (1).
Article 25 (Establishment and Operation of the Science and Engineering Manpower
Resource Center)
(1) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology may directly establish and
operate the science and engineering manpower resource
center or demand that the
institutes or organizations of the following subparagraphs establish and operate said
center under Article
22, Paragraph (1):
1. Specific research institutes or government-invested research institutes;
2. Universities and industrial universities under Article 2, Paragraphs (1) and 2 of the
Higher Education Act; and
3. Corporations and organizations under Article 49, Paragraph 3 of the Enforcement
Decree for Framework Act on Science and Technology.
(2) The affairs of the science and engineering manpower resource center are as
below:
1. Collection, analysis, provision, and consulting of employment information for each
occupation in the science and engineering fields;
2. Provision of real-time job offers and job-hunting information for unemployed
science and engineering manpower and companies offering
employment;
3. Career management for employment promotion; and
4. Research and study for related policy development.
(3) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology may support all or any
part
of the expenses required for the establishment and operation of the science and
engineering manpower resource center under
Paragraphs (1) and 2 within the scope
of the budget.
Article 26 (Support for Science Technology Related Broadcasting Programs)
(1) The Broadcasting and Communications Commission may
reflect the related
contents to the master plan of broadcasting under Article 27, Subparagraph 1 of the
Broadcasting Act to encourage
broadcasting business operators to actively organize
broadcasting programs for the science and technology fields under Article 23,
Paragraph (1) of the Act and implement it.
(2) The Minister of Education, Science, and Technology may execute the science and
technology specialized broadcasting under Article
23, Paragraph (2) of the Act. In
this case, the Broadcasting and Communications Commission may support any part
of the expenses
for finding and producing science and technology broadcasting
programs with the Broadcasting Development Fund under Article 36 of
the
Broadcasting Act.
1. Businesses which praise and preserve the honor of science and engineering
manpower;
2. Businesses that boost morale and improve rights and interests of the science and
engineering manpower;
3. Businesses for finding, training, and utilizing superior science and engineering
manpower;
4. Businesses for promoting the international interchange of science and engineering
manpower; and
5. Other businesses that the Minister of Education, Science, and Technology deems
necessary to find and utilize superior science
and engineering manpower and praise
the remarkable achievements in the science and technology fields.
(2) The Minister of Education,
Science, and Technology may support all or any part
of the expenses required to promote the business of the appointed organization
under Paragraph (1).
Article 28 (Entrustment of Affairs)
(1) When the head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor intend to entrust the affairs under Article
6, Paragraph (3), Article 7,
Paragraph 4, Article 8, Paragraph (3), and Article 25 of the Act, they shall announce
the matters
of the following subparagraphs:
1. Contents and scope of entrusted business;
2. Period of entrusted business;
3. Entrusted business fee and payment method;
4. Unit business belonging to the entrusted business;
5. Report of the execution results of the entrusted business; and
6. Other accompanied matters pertaining to the entrustment.
(2) The head of the institutes or organizations which intend to receive
the entrusted
affairs under Paragraph (1) shall submit the entrusted business promotion plan,
including the matters of the following
subparagraphs, to the head of the related
central administrative organization and Mayor/Do governor. The same shall also
apply
when changing the entrusted business promotion plan after the entrustment:
1. Detail contents of the entrusted business and each unit business;
2. Promotion process and schedule for each unit business;
3. Unit business expenses and management method; and
4. Other accompanied matters with the unit businesses.
(3) When the head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor deems it necessary for the more effective promotion of the trusted affairs,
they may request the supplement of change
of the entrusted business promotion plan
under Paragraph 2 to the head of the entrusted institute or organization, and the head
of the requested institute or organization shall be obliged to accept said request
unless there are legitimate reasons not to do
so.
(4) The head of the related central administrative organization and Mayor/Do
governor shall entrust the affairs for the payment
of research subsidies or living
expenses loan support under Article 9, Paragraph (1) of the Act, the affairs for the
payment of
research subsidies or living expenses subsidies under Article 20,
Paragraph (1), the affairs for the execution of science and technology
specialized
broadcasting businesses under Article 23, Paragraph (2), and the affairs for the
execution of the qualifying examination
of the research planning appraiser to the
appointed institute or organization among the institutes or organizations of the
following
subparagraphs:
1. Specific research institute;
2. Government-invested research institute;
3. Local research institute;
4. Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity;
5. National Research Fund under the National Research Fund Act; and
6. Corporation and organization under Article 49, Paragraph (3) of the Enforcement
Decree for the Framework Act on Science and Technology.
Addenda (Enforcement Decree for the National Research Fund Act)
Article 1 (Enforcement Date)
This act shall enter into effect on Jun. 26, 2009.
Article 2 (Omitted)
Article 3 (Amendment of Other Acts)
(1) and (2) are omitted
(3) A part of the Enforcement Decree for the Special Act on the Support of Science
and Engineering Manpower for Strengthening National
Science and Technology
Competitiveness is amended as below:
Article 28, Paragraph 4, Subparagraph 5 shall be as below:
5. National Research Fund under the National Research Fund Act
From (4) to (8) are omitted
Article 4 (Omitted)
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