Gov't allocates $4.8 mil. to replace prosecution logos, signs
The Ministry of Justice has set aside 6.5 billion won ($4.8 million) in contingency funds to remove logos, signs and other branding from 67 prosecution offices nationwide ahead of the launch of a new agency next month. The budget will cover the removal of existing Prosecution Service emblems, names and other markings from the exteriors and windows of prosecutors’ offices, as well as related…
The Korean government has allocated 6.5 billion won ($4.8 million) to replace logos, signs, and branding on the exteriors and windows of 67 prosecution offices across the country. This budget will cover the removal of existing Prosecution Service emblems and related signage, as the new Public Prosecution Service is set to launch next month.
The reform aims to separate investigative and prosecutorial functions, with the indictment functions of the old prosecution service being transferred to the Public Prosecution Service, while investigations will be handled by police and a newly established Serious Crimes Investigation Agency.
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