1. Define the scope and extent of “humanitarian aid” more clearly, and require strict adherence to principle of “no access, no aid” in humanitarian aid 
-      To the extent of human sufferings only under the Humanitarian Principles
-      Under the principle of and, on condition of, "no access, no aid" 
2. Prohibit any supply of services (as well as goods), benefiting or serving the interests of the DPRK regime, extended under the pretext of “humanitarian aid” or “Christian missionary work”
-      To include services, such as science and technology training/education  
        serving the military interest of the regime
3. Restrict visits to the DPRK, with specified exceptions that require a pre-visit and post-visit declaration
 -     To specify exceptions, such as meeting/reunion of separated family
 -     To protect from NK's overseas operation, including abductions and other
        entrapments
 -     To safeguard from “visitor-to-agent” contact and post-visit intimidation
 -     To check the visitor's direct cash-out to and for the regime
4. Sanction against the human rights violators in the DPRK
            -     To follow the sanctions under the UN Security Council’s resolutions
5. Create and maintain mechanism to enforce compliance and detect non-compliance of the SEM(DPRK) regulations