Support for establishing a third-party committee conducted by former prosecutors, former judges, and former police officials.

In the past, there were corporate scandals, but recently they have been concealed. It is also a troubling issue for companies that do not have a public relations department.

The purposes and aims of establishing a third-party committee by companies or organizations that have caused scandals include the following: 1. Ensuring independence and neutrality: By establishing a third-party committee, independence and neutrality can be maintained. This helps avoid biases and conflicts of interest from internal stakeholders and allows for fair investigations and evaluations. 2. Enhancing reliability and transparency: The existence of a third-party committee plays a role in increasing the reliability and transparency of the company or organization. Involvement of independent external experts and knowledgeable individuals demonstrates the fairness and objectivity of investigations and evaluations to stakeholders. 3. Clarifying issues and proposing improvements: The third-party committee thoroughly investigates the causes and circumstances of the scandal, clarifying the essence of the problem. Based on this, it can propose improvement and preventive measures to the company or organization, pointing out issues and potential improvements that may be difficult to notice internally, thus aiding in preventing recurrence. 4. Protecting stakeholder interests: The third-party committee places importance on protecting the interests of stakeholders. It considers the rights and interests of those affected by the scandal and proposes appropriate compensation and corrective measures.

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