Annual Report 2014 affected police officer becomes the main actor in arresting the flagrant offender and conducting the early investigation while his/her peer officers become the witnesses; and iii) the case of police contempt, transferred to the prosecution, is often closed (with a monetary penalty) based on the investigation report of the police officer, thereby the offender has to go through accusation and court proceedings with few means to defend himself/herself when a police officer deliberately, or mistakenly, arrests someone on a charge of police contempt. Moreover, a crime of contempt, which is an offense subject to complaint, is generally processed by a paper investigation after a complaint has been submitted. However, in the case of police contempt, the police arrests and investigates the person as a flagrant offender prior to filing a complaint, thereby infringing the rights of the offender. In this regard, the Commission recommended the Chief of the National Police Agency to establish improvement measures to prevent the violation of due process and human rights in regards to the arrest of flagrant offenders of police contempt on October 30, 2014, and the Chief of the National Police Agency accepted said recommendation. H. Recommendation on the Improvement of the Job Security of and the Treatment for Non-Regular Workers in the Public Sector Since 2004, the government has established improvement measures several times to ensure the job security, and improve the treatment of non-regular workers in the public sector, resulting in certain achievements. However, the Commission believes further improvements are still necessary. In this regard, on November 10, 2014, it recommended the Minister of Employment and Labor and the Minister of Education to ease the requirements for permanent 36 ▪▪▪ Part II. Major Activities of the Commission