What We Do
Legislative Research Services
NARS conducts research and analysis on legislative and policy issues in a scientific and professional manner at the request of Members / committees
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- Prompt service
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- Provide concise and pertinent research outcomes
- Conduct services in the form of reports, and consultations by telephone and in-person briefings
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- Professional and high-quality research and analysis
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- Actively seek advice from outside experts
- Strengthen peer review
- Offer retraining for legislative research officers
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- Customized legislative research service
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- Enhance service quality by understanding research objectives clearly and seeking feedbacks
- Provide customized legislative research service by fulfilling simple to specific requests
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- Maintenance of strict confidentiality and nonpartisanship
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- Ensure confidentiality regarding research inquiries and outcomes
- Maintain impartiality in the conduct of research to justly serve the public interest
Working procedure of NARS Legislative Research Request
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- Submission of Request Form
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- Members / committees of the National Assembly submit research request via the website (http://nals.assembly.go.kr) of the National Assembly Legislative Support (also telephone or fax (02-6788-4528))
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- Registration and Classification
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- Planning and Management Office registers and classifies the request form
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- Research and Analysis
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- Designated research office or team conducts research and analysis on the inquiry
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- Response to Members / Committees' Request
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- Provide research output to Members /committees through on-line, in-person visits, and other means
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- Respond to and Address Feedback through Satisfaction Survey
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- Conduct satisfaction survey to reflect the needs and improve services
How NARS Research Request was Applied
“ NARS, ‘US Could Demand Increasing S. Korea’s Share of Defense Cost due to THAAD’ ”
Regarding the 10th Special Measures Agreement (SMA), there is a view that the US would demand an increase in Seoul’s share of the defense cost, based on 1 trillion won in expenses for the Theater High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) deployment and 2 billion won of its operating cost.
000, a member of the National Assembly, released a report from NARS, citing that “If the THAAD system worth 1 trillion won and its operating cost contributing 2 billion won every year are reflected on the Non-Personnel Stationing Cost (NPSC), the US would demand to increase South Korea’s share of defense cost.”
000, a member of the National Assembly, released a report from NARS, citing that “If the THAAD system worth 1 trillion won and its operating cost contributing 2 billion won every year are reflected on the Non-Personnel Stationing Cost (NPSC), the US would demand to increase South Korea’s share of defense cost.”
<News 1 KoreaㅣFebruary 22, 2018>