
First Phase of National Normalization Project
164 Unrealistic Practices and Rules Under Review
Disclosure of Opaque Officetel Management Fees Considered
Targeting Highway Corp. Revolving-Door Issues and Ticket Scalping
High-Impact Tasks Prioritized for Reform
https://en.sedaily.com/politics/2026/05/22/korea-to-ease-night-time-school-zone-speed-limits
Not sure how many of these will completely get resolved but it's quite the task list. Here are a few of my favorites.
1) Direct elections for the Korea Football Association presidency, increasing transparency in the head coach selection process. Yeah, this has been an issue lately with national team fans over the appointment of Coach Hong.
2) Standardize fees for summer beach facilities such as parasols, where price gouging disputes have been persistent. If you're a fan of going to the beach, not getting gouged will improve the experience.
3) Flexible easing of school zone speed limits. The uniform application of the 30 kilometer-per-hour limit even during late-night hours and weekends, when few children are present, has long been criticized as excessive. This one I feel is on the riskier side in that sometimes there are late-evening activities at schools like festival setup and after-school class/training. If implemented carefully, there shouldn't be any additional risk to kids.
4) Eradication of ticket scalping in the performance and sports sectors, Yeah this has been a serious drag on baseball and KPOP for years. About time the gov stepped in and did something about it.
The article didn't have a list of all 164 things they desire to fix but I imagine we'll start hearing about them soon enough.
Korea to Ease 24-Hour School Zone Speed Limits, Standardize Beach Parasol Fees -SE Daily
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#4 really hots home for me. I quit going to baseball games over 10 years ago cause of scalping. Went to buy- all sold out. Went to the gates and a few men had roles of tickets and asking insane prices for them..
Good riddance to the 24/7 30kph rule.
Nothing like zipping down a country road at 2am, then remembering to slow to 30 kph to pass the school zone. No matter what happens it will take me years to unlearn that reflex.
The Korean Football Association is a private organization that gets less than 1% of its budget from the taxpayer… so I do wonder how #1 is going to work out.
As for transparency, Korea needs transparency in the political nomination process, not in sports.