National Human Rights Commission of the Republic of Korea related persons; and did final evaluation work. The Report includes policy proposals on the following: i) the content of business and human rights; ii) international trends on business and human rights; iii) the role of the state for business and human rights, and public sector human rights policies; iv) corporate respect of Korean business enterprises for human rights, v) the action plans and basic directions for corporate respect for human rights. Details of the policy proposals are as follows: (1) Change of awareness of corporate respect for human rights and its institutionalization: The government is asked to take the lead in advocating the value of corporate respect for human rights to encourage business enterprises to have enhanced awareness of business and human rights. (2) Reflection of corporate respect for human rights on public supply service: The government and public sector entities are asked to reflect the business and human rights indices of supplying companies in the public procurement process. (3) Publication and implementation of the guidelines for business and human rights: The government is asked to include business and human rights in the criteria for evaluating public enterprises, and to make public a report on business and human rights. (4) Reflection of business and human rights in the criteria for selecting investment items of public pensions and funds: The public pensions and funds are asked to make business and Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws and Regulations, Institution, Policies, and Practices ▪▪▪ 95