This is one of the important
documents relevant to Prof. Laughlin's KAIST presidency.
Scans of Original Document - Received 9 Nov 04.
Korean Original
Presidential Transition Committee Management Result
Office of Planning
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Dean |
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RBL
Presidential Transition Committee Management Result
I. Committee Overview
1. Name of Committee:
Presidential Transition Committee
2. Purpose:
The Committee is established for the primary purpose of
minimizing the possibility of a management vacuum that may occur
due to the inauguration of a new, foreign President, and of
reorganizing management duties and related regulations for the
efficient fulfillment of duties.
3. Establishment Date and Term:
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Establishment Date: |
May 29, 2004 |
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Term: |
From the date of establishment to the date of completion
of the Committee function. |
4. Committee function:
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Transfer and acceptance of presidential affairs. |
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Reorganization of management duties for the efficient
fulfillment of duties. |
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Revision of related regulations. |
5. Composition:
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Committee members: nine |
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Committee Chairperson: |
Yoo Jin, Vice-President and Acting President |
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Committee Members: |
Kang Sung-Ho, Provost, College of Natural Science |
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Chae Kyung-Yong, Provost, College of Engineering |
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Park O-Ok, Dean, Office of Planning |
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Jang Soon-Heung, Dean, Office of Academic Affairs |
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Kim Sang-Soo, Dean, Office of Research Affairs |
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Lee Kwang-Hyung, Dean, Office of International Relations |
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Park Seung-O, Professor, Division of Aerospace Engineering |
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Bae Jong-Tae, Professor, Graduate School of Management |
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Adviser: Hong chang-Sun, Congressman, Uri Party |
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Executive Secretary: Lee Sang-Moon, Director of Planning |
6. Committee Results:
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June 2, 2004: First Presidential Transition Committee |
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June 3, 2004: Second Presidential Transition Committee |
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June 14, 2004: Third Presidential Transition Committee |
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June 22, 2004: Fourth Presidential Transition Committee |
II. Committee Management Results
1. The Role of President:
The essential roles of the President as the representative of
KAIST are as follows:
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Proposal of VISION and Action Plan |
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Fund raising |
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Exercising rights on personnel and organizational affairs |
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Inviting excellent personnel (professors, students). |
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Contributing to the internationalization of KAIST. |
2. Reshuffling of Office Organization:
The Committee decided to reorganize the Office of Planning,
which was directly under the President, to be under the authority of
the Vice-President,
--> Related regulations on office organization will be
revised shortly.
3. Voting Rights of President at the Board of Directors Meeting:
There may be a need to establish rules allowing the President to
entrust his votes to a proxy at the Board of Directors meeting.
--> Related regulations such as the Article of Incorporation and
Operating Rules of the Board of Directors will be revised
shortly.
4. Delegation of President's Duties and Rights:
A. Basic Principles of Decision of Delegation
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If possible, delegate duties and rights within
the limit of non-revising statues. |
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The inherent rights of the President (the right
to represent, the right to recruitment, and right to
reorganization), in principle, shall not be delegated. |
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The right to recruitment may be delegated, except for the
right to recruit teaching staff and the right to appoint and
dismiss staff above the level of Dean. |
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The right to reorganizing core organizations may not be
delegated; however, the right to reorganize subordinate
organizations may be delegated. |
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The President may entrust his subordinate with
certain duties and rights. However, the responsibility of the
result may not be delegated. |
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If the delegated duties lead to extraordinary
results or there may be ripple effects and become a convention
of the institute's affair, the details shall be reported in
advance. |
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If the person who delegated the duty deems the
duty to be vital, the progress or result of the duty shall be
reported. |
B. Basic Guidelines on Reporting and Approval
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All issues reportable to the President shall be reported
individually or at general meetings. For processes such as
written approval shall be decided and dealt as much as
possible by the Vice-President. |
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All briefing materials shall be summarized, and all approval
papers and briefing materials shall be prepared both in
Korean and in English. |
C. Delegation of Duties and Rights by Positions:
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Operation of Committees, which has the
Vice-President as their chairperson, and appointment of
Committee members |
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The President shall appoint the member of Faculty Personnel
Committee, Staff Personnel Committee, and Education and
Research Review Committee. |
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(Amended): |
The Vice-President shall appoint the member of mentioned
Committees. |
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Adjustment of expenditure approval within the
scope of final working budget. |
Category |
Current |
Amended |
Capital Expenditure |
Revenue Expenditure |
Capital Expenditure |
Revenue Expenditure |
Vice President |
250 M won and below |
100 M won and below |
More than 400 M won |
More than 100 M won |
Provost |
200 M won and below |
50 M won and below |
400 M won and below |
100 M won and below |
Dean, Director of Research Center,
Director |
150 M won and below |
30 M won and below |
300 M won and below |
60 M won and below |
Department Head |
100 M won and below |
15 M won and below |
200 M won and below |
30 M won and below |
Team Manager |
50 M won and below |
10 M won and below |
100 M won and below |
20 M won and below |
(staff) |
20 M won and below |
5 M won and below |
40 M won and below |
10 M won and below |
D. Delegation of Duties and Rights by Offices:
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Rules on delegation of duties and rights. |
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Affairs which require President's approval may be delegated
to the Vice-President and staff below, except for the
following affairs: |
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Affairs not delegable: |
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Organization Reshuffling (Above the level of departments and
offices). |
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Mid- and Long-term management and development plan. |
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Submission of enactment and revision bill of KAIST
related statutes. |
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Preparation of submission of Government Budget Request
Proposal. |
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Signing of Cooperation Agreement with domestic and
foreign institutions. |
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Establishing mid- and long-term faculty management
plan. |
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Right to recruitment ( recruitment of faculty,
appointment of staff in the position of Dean and
above.) |
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Evaluation of faculty performance based on salary
policy. |
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Establishing and adjusting educational development
plan (mid- and long-term). |
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Establishing and closing of education organization and
department evaluation. |
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Basic management plan on student capacity and
personnel issues. |
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Delegation of affairs depending on the
significance of issues or conditions: |
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Deciding important agenda of Board of Directors
meeting: Delegable depending on the preparation of
the Board of Directors meeting (May be performed
either by the President or the Vice-President). |
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Establishing short-term action plan: Delegable
depending on the significance of the agenda (May be
performed either by the President or the
Vice-President). |
E. Committee Relations:
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Committees and meetings currently presided by the President,
with the exception of Policy and Management Committee and
General Dean meeting, shall be chaired by the Vice-President.
It may be adjusted after consulting with the President. |
F. Issues other than Rules on Delegation of Duties and Rights:
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Issues on administration processes stipulated under
regulations/guidelines and other internal approval procedures
shall be adjusted after reviewing opinions from related
departments. |
5. Other Internal and External Relations:
A. Relations with the Government:
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Participation in activities hosted by the government or
consultation on school affairs with governmental officials
above the Ministerial level shall be performed by the
President. |
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Consultations on school affairs not in the category mentioned
above shall be performed by the Vice-President or staff
below. |
B. Relations with the National Assembly:
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Activities with the National Assembly shall be performed by
the President as the representative of KAIST. Considering
the language and cultural gap which may exist, the means of
interaction and communication shall be decided after
discussing with the National Assembly. (The President may
be accompanied by Conference Interpreter. The
Vice-President may act on behalf of the President.) |
C. Labor-Management Relations (Negotiations, Collective
Bargaining, etc.)
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The President may delegate such a duty to the Vice-President
or a proxy after deciding the issues for negotiation and
scope of authority. |
D. Exercising the Role of Executive at External Organizations
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KAIST Development Fund |
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The President shall have the responsibility as the Chairman
of the Foundation upon appointment as the President of
KAIST. |
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The Institute now provides room for limited assignment so
that either the President or the Vice-President may perform
the duty as the Chairman of the Foundation.
--> Revise the current Article 8, clause 2 of the Article
of Incorporation as follows:
"Chairman and Vice-Chairman shall be appointed by the
Board of Directors, and either the President or the
Vice-President of KAIST shall serve as the Chairman." |
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Action Committee |
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The President shall have the position of director at the
Board of Directors of the Action Committee upon appointment
as the President of KAIST. |
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The Institute revises the applicable regulation under the
Articles of Action committee to 'President or Vice-
President', and this may be decided by the President
later. |
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Executive and member of other external body or
organization |
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If the right of representation is allowed, the President
may fully utilize this right. By closely consulting with
the body or organization, the role may be performed by
the Vice-President. |
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Ex.) Parts and Materials Integration Research Body,
Council of Heads of Government-Funded Organizations |
E. Supporting President's Duties and Roles
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Advisers and assistants shall be appointed
fully reflecting the opinion of the President. |
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Employment of Interpreter shall be decided
after an in-depth review. |
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Translator shall be employed to perform
translation work for briefing materials and papers. This
shall be done as promptly as possible since the
inauguration of the President is imminent. |