The Game Rating and Administration Committee (GRAC) held the launch ceremony for its 2026 self-rating game remote monitoring team on April 6.

The event saw Chairman Seo Tae-geon and various GRAC officials gather alongside the newly appointed monitoring personnel. Members of the National Assembly's Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee also provided video messages to support the team's upcoming efforts.

This year’s team, selected from across the country, will be on duty for eight months, from April through November. Their primary responsibilities involve reviewing the adequacy of ratings for games circulating online and performing post-management tasks.

Chairman Seo Tae-geon stated, "In our rapidly shifting gaming landscape, this monitoring team plays a critical role in protecting users and establishing fair distribution standards." He added, "Your work goes beyond simple inspection; it serves as a vital foundation for ensuring a safer environment for all players. The committee will spare no support to ensure you can perform your duties effectively."

The GRAC aims to remain flexible in this evolving environment by leveraging civil cooperation, ultimately supporting gaming as a sustainable cultural industry. The committee remains committed to building a fair and trustworthy gaming ecosystem.