29.1.3. compatibility of the technology to be used and suitability for human use; 29.1.4. safety and reliability solutions; 29.1.5. other necessary issues. 29.2. The strategic plan and public information infrastructure projects, programs and measures specified in Article 34.1.2 of this law shall be consistent with the general planning set forth in Article 28.1 of this law and the guidelines set forth in Article 32.1.10 of this law. 29.3. The procedure for issuing recommendations and conclusions for activities specified in Articles 29.1 and 29.2 of this law shall be approved by the Cabinet member in charge of electronic development and communications. Article 30. Execution of electronic documents Print 30.1. Unless otherwise specified by law, the data controller shall rely on electronic documents when processing, transmitting, receiving, storing, protecting and using documents. 30.2. State organizations and officials shall use the official e-mail and the support system specified in Articles 21, 23, and 24 of this law when communicating electronically within the scope of their duties specified in the law. 30.3. Documents not executed electronically can be converted into electronic documents. 30.4. Electronic document management shall be governed by the procedure specified in Article 34.2 of the Law on Archives and Official Management. 30.5. Unless otherwise provided by law, electronic documents are valid in the same way as paper documents. CHAPTER SIX PUBLIC INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND GOVERNMENT ELECTRONIC OPERATIONS SYSTEM Article 31. Powers of the Government regarding public information infrastructure and government electronic operations Print 31.1. The Government shall exercise the following powers regarding the public information infrastructure and the electronic activities of the state: 31.1.1. To create public information infrastructure and open data, to determine the funds required for the implementation of government electronic activities in the annual budget, to provide equipment and machinery, to innovate products, services, and technology, to approve and implement human resource development projects and programs ; 31.1.2. Approve a procedure for keeping a unified record of electronic projects, programs, and measures related to public information infrastructure and government electronic activities; 31.1.3. others prescribed by law. Article 32. Functions of the central state administrative organization in charge of electronic development and communications Print 32.1. The central state administrative organization in charge of electronic development and telecommunications shall perform the following functions: 32.1.1. to develop the public information infrastructure, government electronic activities, open data policy, general planning draft of public information infrastructure;