National Human Rights Commission of the Republic of Korea benefits while the applicants with amblyopia are granted enlarged test and answer papers, and 1.2 times longer test time. As such, the NHRCK recommended the Minister of the Court Administration of the Supreme Court, on June 18, 2013, that the fully blind applicants should be provided with necessary convenience and assistance. In response, the Minister expressed the intention to follow the Commission's recommendation. H. Recommendation on Improving Human Rights Conditions of Soldiers with Maladjustment to Military Service Based on its 2012 Survey on the Human Rights Status and the Management of Those Who Fail to Adapt to the Military Environment, the NHRCK comprehensively reviewed the received complaint cases and accidents in the military. The Commission, then, concluded that the military needed human rights friendly culture and measures to improve the human rights conditions of soldiers with maladjustment to military service. As such, it recommended, on October 14, 2013, the Minister of National Defense to come up with a package of comprehensive measures to address these problems. For example, the Commission pointed out that human rights violations against the soldiers with maladjustment should be prevented. It further proposed the necessity of human rights friendly leadership training to prevent such bad habits as "bullying the subordinates" for those enlisted soldiers when they were promoted to the rank of sergeant or appointed squad leaders. Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws and Regulations, Institution, Policies, and Practices ▪▪▪ 41