Abstract
The performance of public utilities is a serious matter which entails attaining both the protection of the people s property rights as specified in the Constitution, and ensuring the timely implementation of public projects for national development. Further, the Act on the Acquisition and Compensation of Land for Public Interest Projects (hereinafter referred to as the Land Compensation Act) provides a clear interpretation of the administrative policy of the loss indemnification system, as well as the establishment of practice guidelines. There is a sharp and increasing conflict of interest between the implementer and the rewarded people of the public works project, and the increasing number of public service projects has also created a greater need for clear interpretation of the definition of the public works project and the need for more stringent administrative policy. In response to these issues, we propose in this research paper that the rights of the implementer and the employees should be improved and protected from the policy perspective of related law and compensation administration under the loss indemnification system. The method for conducting this research is to establish the basis and criteria for public service projects and the loss indemnification system through various literature surveys, and to summarize the problems of the current public service loss indemnification system. In addition, this study points out the limits of administrative policy of the loss indemnification system and the loss indemnification of the public for public welfare projects carried out under the current regulations of the Land Compensation Act.
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