(Unofficial Translation) No. 136 Chapter 69 Kor Government Gazette 27 May 2019 The Secretary-General shall be a director and secretary, and the Secretary-General shall appoint assistant secretaries from the officials of the Office not exceeding two persons. The honorary directors under paragraph one shall be appointed by the Cabinet among the persons who have knowledge, expertise, and remarkable competency in Maintaining Cybersecurity, information technology and communications, economics, social science, law, business management, or other relevant aspects which are beneficial to the operation of the CMO in accordance with the criteria and method as determined by the Committee. Section 6 and section 8 shall be applied mutatis mutandis to the honorary committees. Section 26 The honorary directors of the CMO shall have a four-year term for each office. In case of the additional appointment of the honorary directors or the replacement of the honorary directors who has vacated the office prior to the expired term, the Minister may appoint the additional honorary directors or in replacement of the vacant office. An honorary director who has been additionally appointed or appointed in replacement of the vacant office shall stay in the office for the remaining period of the term of the appointed honorary director. When a term expires in accordance with paragraph one, if the new honorary director has yet to be appointed, the honorary director whose term has expired shall remain in the office to further perform the duties until a new honorary director is appointed. Section 27 The CMO shall have the following duties and powers to: (1) determine the management policy and approve the operational plan of the Office; (2) issue regulations regarding the organization, finance, human resources, general management, stock, internal inspection, and other support and welfare of the Office; (3) approve the payment plan and annual expense budget of the Office; (4) control the management and operation of the Office and Secretary-General in accordance with this Act and other relevant laws; (5) analyze the administrative order of the Secretary-General in relation to the management of the Office; (6) evaluate the result of the operation of the Office and the execution of the SecretaryGeneral; (7) perform any other task as specified under this Act or other relevant laws as duties and powers of the CMO or as assigned by the Committee or the Cabinet. In performing the duties under paragraph one, the CMO may appoint a sub-committee to consider, suggest, or perform any act as assigned by the CMO, with performance of such duties and meetings to be in accordance with the criteria and method determined by the CMO. The CMO may appoint the honorary committee who has expertise in aspects beneficial to the operation of the Office as a consultant of the CMO under the criteria and method determined by the Committee. Section 28 The chairperson and the director, the chairman of the sub-committee, and the sub-committee appointed by the CMO shall receive a meeting allowance and other compensation in accordance with the rules determined by the Committee. Section 29 The Office shall have a Secretary-General responsible for the operation of the Office and being a supervisor of the officers and employees of the Office. Section 30 A Secretary-General shall have the following qualifications: 9