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Example Cases
Example Cases
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(Subject to restriction) I am a public official in charge of supervising affiliated organizations. One of these affiliated organizations sent a department store gift certificate worth KRW 500,000 to m
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(Measure) I work at a local public health center. An acquaintance who runs a drug store that has been designated as a subject to regular inspections sent a gift valued at KRW 100,000 to my wife. What
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I was recently married. My spouse is a public official in charge of contracts for the local government where my company delivers products. As per internal custom, my company provides a gift of KRW 100
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My spouse is in charge of licensing construction at the city government. A member of my
mountaineering club, who is currently under review for construction permission, gave me mountain-climbing equip
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My spouse is a professor at a national university. On my birthday, a graduate student that my spouse supervises sent cosmetics worth KRW 50,000. Can I accept them?
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(Bank service) My bank sends national holiday gifts to preferred customers, or invites them to
investment seminars or other events at which gifts are provided. My spouse is a local government public
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(Alumni reunions) I travel with my friends from high school every year. This year, we will use
accommodations and transportation provided by my friend living in Jeju. Can I use them if my spouse is a
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Co-workers) My spouse is a private schoolteacher who is subject to the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act. If I, an employee of a private company, dine with co-workers or receive gifts of money from
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◇ (Health checkups) My company provides health checkups worth KRW 1 million annually to all employees. Can I receive these benefits if my spouse is a public official?
◇ (Resort memberships) My company
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Are family members other than spouses also subject to the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act? Are common-law-partners subject to the Act?