Extend the period of suspension of execution of administrative disposition to 'up to 30 days from the date of adjudication'

The Central Administrative Appeals Commission (Chairman Jeong Seung-yoon) has announced its plan to improve the administrative adjudication system. The plan includes extending the effect of suspension of execution until 30 days from the date of the ruling, even if a 'dismissal' ruling is received on the merits after a decision to suspend execution in an administrative judgment. Additionally, if the respondent (administrative agency) does not submit an answer to the Administrative Appeals Committee within 10 days, the system will automatically notify the person in charge of the respondent's case. Previously, in cases where administrative appeals were dismissed on the merits, the effect of the disposition was restored until the court issued a decision to suspend execution in subsequent administrative litigations, making it difficult to recover rights through administrative litigation. The new plan aims to solve these problems and is currently applicable to 58 cases that have received a decision to suspend execution from the Central Habitual Commission and before a judgment on the merits. The Central Correspondence Commission has announced that the plan will be implemented in all administrative adjudication committees, including appeals review committees and city and provincial administrative adjudication committees.