Administrative Procedure Act Article 97

In any of the following circumstances, no statement of reasons is required for an administrative disposition rendered in writing:1. Where no restraint is imposed upon the right or interest of any person;2. Where the reasons supporting the administrative disposition is known or knowable to the person subject to the disposition or the person affected thereby without the necessity for the authority rendering the disposition to make further explanations;3. Where the administrative disposition is one of the same kind rendered en masse or by means of automatic machine, for which no statement of reasons is needed in light of the situation involved;4. Where the disposition is a general disposition which has been announced by a public notice or has been published in a government gazette or newspaper;5. Where the disposition is one that relates to examination, qualifying and appraisal procedure in respect of specialized knowledge, skills or qualification; and 6. Where it is prescribed by law that no statement of reasons is necessary.