Jeju officials' name tags spark debate over accountability and duplication

Reports said Jeju Province had instructed senior public officials to wear name tags while working. The aim is to help residents identify officials and communicate with them, but some questioned the need for separate name tags when officials already wear identification cards. Displaying a name and actual accountability in responding to residents should be distinguished. The convenience of identifying the responsible official, the burden of duplicate procedures, and protection of public employees all need to be considered. Question review (2026-09-14): The original poll was closed because the headline and broad choices did not clearly identify what respondents were judging. Its question, choices, votes, comments, URLs and sources are preserved. The new poll is a separate question with a newly defined scope, not an equivalent version of the old survey. Do not combine their results or compare them as a time series. Separate question: https://askrs.com/en/t/news-scope-20260914-72