The Juvenile and Family Court Organization Act Article 13

A Juvenile and Family Court shall have an Investigation and Protection Office, which is staffed with an Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Investigation Officer for Family Affairs, Psychological Test Specialist, Psychological Counselor, and Assistant. If there are two or more persons in total in the positions of Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, and Investigation Officer for Family Affairs, a Chief Investigation and Protection Officer position will be set up. If there are six or more persons in total, the office can be divided into divisions, where the Division Chief position is served concurrently by the Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, or Investigation Officer for Family Affairs. There will be no separate position to be set up.Job ranking for Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, and Investigation Officer for Family Affairs is recommendation rank 7th to 9th grade; among the Investigation Officer for Juvenile Affairs, Protection Officer for Juvenile Affairs, and Investigation Officer for Family Affairs of the Juvenile and Family Court of the classification 1 specified in the appended Schedule of Paragraph 1 of Article 5, two of the personnel may be selection rank 10th grade; job ranking for Chief Investigation and Protection Officer is recommendation rank 9th grade to selection rank 10th grade; job ranking for Psychological Test Specialist, and Psychological Counselor is recommendation rank 6th to 8th grade; job ranking for Assistant is elementary rank 4th to 5th grade, where half of the personnel may be ranked as the 6th grade of recommendation rank.