professionals. However, the Guidelines were significant in that it provided, for the first time, detailed guidelines on the prevention of all forms of violence and the protection of the right to education, with which the Commission mainly dealt in its researches and policy recommendations. 17) Opinion on Bill on Partial Amendment to Act on Special Cases Concerning Publishment of Sexual Crimes, etc. On December 16, 2010, the Commission expressed its opinion on the bill on partial amendment to the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Publishment of Sexual Crimes, etc proposed by a member of the National Assembly, as follows: firstly, regulations requiring attachment of data, including photographs of the residence of the sex offender and information on the neighborhood of residence satisfy the public's right to know, albeit to the minimum, under the current legal system, thus justifying posting personal information of the offender. Such measures are highly likely to violate privacy rights or the right to self-determination, and the right of privacy of families of sex offenders. Thus, it is not desirable to introduce the aforementioned regulations. Secondly, with respect to clauses intended to be revised to require greater details in notification information, such as the specific address and house number of residence - if detailed information on address or actual residence is disclosed, there is a high potential that personal information and the right of privacy of families of the sex offender, and residents living at the same address would be infringed upon. Thus, it is desirable to only indicate the address and actual residence of the offender to the level of "open data." 18) Opinion on the Amendment to the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Regulation of Marriage Brokerage Agency The Commission reviewed the amendment to the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws, Regulations, Policies and Practices 43