its procedures should be provided. It was recommended that the scope, such as the period the electronic mails were written in commensurate with relevance of the suspected crime, should be specified for requirements for seizure and search or measures of communication restriction over electronic mails. Moreover, it was stipulated that the acquisition of extensive and excessive information irrelevant to the crime should be kept to the minimum. In order to ensure the right of defense and to minimize the invasion of privacy of the e-mail subscriber, the e-mail subscriber who is subject to search and seizure or measures of communication restriction should be guaranteed the advance notification, participation in enforcement proceedings, and the right to demand that unnecessary information be expunged or returned. 11) Opinion on Prohibition of Political Activities of Members of Jeju Special Self-Governing Provincial Dance Company The membership requirements for the Jeju Special Self-Governing Provincial Dance Company since 2000 when recruiting new members included "those who do not belong to political parties or political groups and are not engaged in such activities." Jeju Special Self-Governing Province inquired whether this requirement violates human rights. On August 19, 2010 the Commission responded to the inquiry that prohibiting those who involved in political activities in recruiting ordinary dancers violated fundamental political rights of individuals. 12) Policy Recommendation to Produce Textbooks in Compliance with Human Rights Standards In accordance with Article 19(1) of the National Human Rights Commission Act, the Commission reviewed whether the content, illustrations, pictures, references and descriptions in textbooks for third and fourth grades of elementary school, first grade of middle school, and teachers' guidelines which were revised in 2010, complied with human Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws, Regulations, Policies and Practices 39