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Civil Service Commission
Establishes policies for personnel administration, screens senior civil servants, improves treatment of civil service, and inspects personnel management.
National Police Agency
With overview of police organization, history, statistics, civil affairs, and legal information.
Presidential Security Service, Republic of Korea
Providing security for the President, his immediate family and the Blue House, the presidential residence. Also protects ex-presidents and families for seven years after leaving office.
Office of the Prime Minister
Lists all past prime ministers, history of the office, organizations under supervision, and anti-corruption programs.
Financial Supervisory Commission
Maintains a sound credit system and fair financial transactions to protect consumers of financial institutions.
Advisory Council on Democratic and Peaceful Unification
Conducts research for the Korean president on how to reunify Korea.
National Intelligence Service
Assists the President in national security planning by gathering and analyzing intelligence.
Bank of Korea
Issues Korean money, monetary and credit policy, and acts as government's bank. Also maintains price stability and manages foreign exchange reserves. With links on economy, finance, statistics, and news.
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