Annual Report 2013 the draft should specify the content and procedure for omission of part of the examining procedure in case of the provisions regarding the partial omission of the examining procedure. Sixth, the draft should include provisions so that treatment for refuge applicants can be applied mutatis mutandis to visitors staying for humanitarian reasons. D. Opinion on the Partial Revision Draft of the Maritime Security Act The Commissioner of the National Maritime Policy Agency asked for the opinion of the NHRCK with regard to the partial revision draft of the Maritime Security Act. The draft contains provisions which allow maritime police officers to use arms if their maritime activities fall under the category of legitimate self-defense as defined by Article 20 of the Criminal Act. With regard to the draft, the Commission expressed its opinion on March 28, 2013. The rationale of its expression was: because the use of arms gravely influences the life and body of human beings, the reason proposed by the draft does not seem to be inevitably necessary or reasonable, and accordingly allowing the use of arms is not advisable, especially from the perspective of the protection of human rights. E. Opinion on the Draft Bill on the Human Rights of Children and Youth The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family asked for the opinion of the NHRCK with regard to the draft bill on the human rights of children and youth. In response, the Commission expressed its opinion, 66 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission