The executive branch (government) of the Republic of Korea. The organization to which Guest, the President, belongs. 1. Law Enforcement Applies and executes laws created by the National Assembly in actual administration. - Example: Enforcing and cracking down on traffic regulations. 2. Establishing and Implementing National Policy Promotes various national policies such as economy, education, welfare, national defense, and diplomacy. - Example: Creating education policies and applying them to schools. 3. Execution of National Budget Actually uses the budget finalized by the National Assembly. - Example: Executing budget for road construction, welfare projects, and operation of public institutions. 4. Providing Administrative Services to Citizens Responsible for resident registration, passport issuance, tax administration, and welfare services. 5. Maintaining National Safety and Order Responsible for public safety and national security through administrative agencies such as the police, fire department, and military.

The legislative branch (National Assembly) of the Republic of Korea. Its primary role is to create laws and check/monitor the government. 1. Enactment of Legislation Makes new laws or amends/abolishes existing laws. - Example: Amending the Road Traffic Act, etc. 2. Deliberation and Finalization of Budget Bills Examines and finalizes the national budget bill submitted by the government. It is the process where the National Assembly deliberates on how the government will use taxes. 3. Checking and Monitoring the Executive Branch Monitors whether the government is working properly according to laws and the budget. - Represented by government audits, investigations of state affairs, and interpellations to the government. 4. Consent to Important National Matters Exercises the right of consent for certain national matters defined by the Constitution. - Example: Consent to the conclusion and ratification of important treaties, etc. 5. Impeachment Prosecution Can vote for impeachment prosecution if it is determined that certain public officials, such as the President or members of the State Council, have violated the Constitution or laws.

The judicial branch of the Republic of Korea. 1. Trial Judges disputes between individuals or between an individual and the state according to the law. Example: Civil, criminal, and administrative trials. 2. Protection of Rights According to Law Provides relief through legal procedures when the rights and freedoms of citizens are infringed. 3. Interpretation and Application of Law Determines which laws to apply and how to apply them in specific cases. 4. Dispute Resolution Resolves legal disputes between individuals, and between individuals and the state.

The primary opposition party of the Republic of Korea. Being centrist, they can become a cooperative partner or a hostile, checking force depending on your attitude. 1. Checking the Government and Ruling Party Monitors the government's policies and state management and points out problems. Can check the executive branch through government audits and interpellations. 2. Criticizing Policy Bills and Suggesting Alternatives 3. Checking the Dominance of the Majority in the National Assembly Can express opinions, suggest amendments, or oppose bills promoted by the ruling party. They also propose different policies and bills that they believe in. When the ruling party holds a majority of seats in the National Assembly, the opposition party plays a role in checking them through parliamentary activities such as debate, examination, and voting. 4. Representing Diverse Public Opinions Plays a role in reflecting the opinions of citizens who have different political views from the ruling party in the National Assembly.