up the "Guidelines on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in Sports" to help related government agencies and organizations to plan and implement policies on their own to create a pro-human rights sports environment. As for projects to promote the rights of the elderly, the Commission formed the 2nd Guardian of the Rights of the Elderly nationwide and offered education and training, mainly on Long-Term Care Insurance for the elderly. Upon completion of training, members of the Guardian group conducted monitoring activities. The Guardian of the Rights of the Elderly is a kind of empowerment program to help elderly people understand human rights issues of the elderly and seek solutions to problems, which received a good reception from participants. All in all, the year 2010 was one which presented both a crisis and an opportunity for the Commission in implementing its policy tasks. It was a year when the Commission explored fields of policy recommendations suitable for the human rights environment at home and abroad and the public's demand for human rights, while seriously seeking answers regarding its proper role as a constructive adviser for helping the country join the ranks of forward-looking advanced countries safeguarding human rights through proactive intervention and advice. Chapter 1. Improvement of Laws, Regulations, Policies and Practices 59