Ⅱ Recommendation for NAPs ⅱ. The government takes measures to strengthen monitoring of SMEs on their possible violation of the Labor Standard Act and to reinforce management and monitoring of their production and distribution of products that might threaten consumers’ lives, health and safety. ⅲ. Based on the UNGPs, as well as the Guidelines for Human Rights Management and Checklist developed by the National Human Rights Commission of Korea, the government develops educational materials, publicize them and conducts trainings for executives and employees of business enterprises. ⅳ. The government adopts a public disclosure system of human rights-related information targeting business enterprises larger than a certain size. ⅴ. The government identifies and publicizes the exemplary cases of human rights management. 3. Institutionalization of human rights management at public institutions A. Background for recommendation 1) The government has the greatest means to make public institutions, including State-owned and State-controlled public corporations, establish and implement human rights management. Additionally, by taking advantage of the public institutions’ supply chains, it is possible to expand the responsibility to respect human rights to private companies. 2) Public institutions, unlike private companies, provide public services. Hence, they need to pay more attention to the responsibility to respect human rights. 13