school. Efforts should be made to assess the social status of teenage single mothers, and practical and effective measures should be implemented to support them to continue their education, ensuring the teenage single mothers' right to education, through providing relevant laws and guidelines. Those recommendations were accepted by the relevant authorities for implementation. 24) Opinion on the Partial Amendment to the Disability Discrimination Act In January 2010, the Commission delivered its opinion on the partial amendment to the Disability Discrimination Act, which was proposed by a member of the National Assembly, to the Minister for Health and Welfare, regarding the lack of clarity of contents and agents responsible for monitoring. The Commission expressed its view that it should allow the National Human Rights Commission of Korea to monitor the implementation of the Disability Discrimination Act and that to this end it was desirable to establish a monitoring center. The Commission also expressed its opinion that it was desirable to modify the clauses on monitoring related to non-specified penalties and procedures in order to prevent confusion. 25) Opinion on the Full Amendment to the Mental Health Act The Ministry of Health and Welfare drew up a bill on the full amendment to the Mental Health Act by reflecting a considerable part of key implementation tasks of the National Report on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights of Persons with Disabilities prepared by the Commission for policy recommendation on October 26, 2009. The Ministry requested the Commission to review the full amendment bill for opinions on December 21, 2009. In response, the Commission expressed eight opinions on the full amendment bill on January 14, which included deleting the concept of "persons with mental illness with low functioning" to allow the Mental Health Review Committee to determine the vocational 48 Part II. Major Activities of the Commission