In summary, the board reviewed pardon requests and rejected 300 parole requests. They recommended pardoning 88 prisoners, and the President approved the recommendation. 87 inmates were fully pardoned, and 1 inmate had their sentence reduced. The board provided services to the pardon applicants by preparing apology request forms and responding to them within 15 minutes. They also planned to monitor the effectiveness of parole and counseling and record detailed information of prisoners after their release. The board coordinated with justice offices at the regional level to send pardon requests to inmates and inform them of the decision. They also worked on preventing illegal human trafficking and crossing of borders by coordinating and supporting the coalition. They developed an annual leader plan and action plan, and signed a cooperation agreement with the International Organization for Migration. The board also provided training to various stakeholders and supported regional alliances. They developed a draft law and prepared guidelines for filing charges and implementing alternative punishments. They also provided legal support services and received positive feedback from customers.