Part 3 | Key Activities Commission recommended the following provisions under Article 3 of the Trade Union and Labor Relations Adjustment Act: (1) to prohibit claim compensation or application for an injunction against workers or labor unions for damages suffered as a result of exercising their constitutionally guaranteed rights to association, collective bargaining, and collective action; (2) to prohibit claim compensation or application for an injunction against individual workers or guarantors for damages suffered as a result of dispute actions led by labor unions; and (3) to allow the court to reduce the amount of compensation, taking into account the cause and progress of dispute actions, the financial condition of obligated parties, and employers’ unfair labor practices. The majority opinion favored the establishment of provisions that allow the court, either on its own authority or upon the request of the parties, to dismiss lawsuits or injunction applications that are brought with the intention of undermining the constitutionally guaranteed rights to association, collective bargaining, and collective action. The Commissioners who held opposing views were supportive of the proposed provisions prohibiting compensation claims against guarantors in illegal dispute actions and allowing the court to reduce the amount of compensation based on various considerations, but disagreed on other matters. Excluding those issues, the unanimous opinion of the remaining Commission members was to submit the relevant opinions to the Speaker of the National Assembly. Part 3 | Key Activities 87