The Game Rating and Administration Committee (hereinafter the GRAC) unveiled its internal restructuring plan on February 1.

First, the committee established the User Protection Headquarters to support the resolution of damages caused by probability-based items. It consists of the User Consultation Team for handling complaints, the Damage Investigation Team for investigating and supporting damage relief, and the Damage Support Team for providing legal aid, policy research, and preventative education. Through this, the committee will oversee the entire process from consultation and damage relief to follow-up support.

Furthermore, the committee has strengthened its post-management organization to respond to the four major types of online illegal activities and illegal gambling PC bangs. The existing Investigation Management Team has been expanded into the Field Response Team, specialized in on-site enforcement, and the Investigation Support Team, focused on the rapid blocking of games. The Online Response Team has been assigned additional duties regarding the designation and management of domestic representatives, and the committee is also developing systemic improvements to expedite the blocking of illegal private servers.

Additionally, following the completion of the private sector transfer of rating classifications for adult-rated PC and video games last year, the existing Rating Support Division has been reorganized into the Rating Support Center, with its direct rating functions reduced. The Rating Support Center will prepare for the second phase of private sector transfer, which includes mobile games, and will handle rating classifications for arcade and gambling-simulation games. The committee aims to reduce direct rating classifications and support the stable settlement of private and self-rating systems.

Finally, the committee consolidated functions previously dispersed across the organization—such as research, legal litigation, and policy support—into the newly reorganized Policy and Legal Affairs Center to strengthen policy research capabilities. Furthermore, the education unit has been reorganized into the Education and Information Center to keep pace with the activation of training portals for game operators and users.

GRAC Chairman Seo Tae-geon stated, "Following our 2026 business report, this organizational restructuring for the promotion of core tasks will transform the committee into an organization genuinely dedicated to 'gamer protection' and 'game post-management.' We will listen to the voices from the field through proactive communication so that these changes can be felt on the ground."