The faculty contributes to the development of industry in Korea through cooperating with the research centers run by private companies and governmental branches.

Introduced in 1722, the Table organized the four major governmental branches, the army, navy, civil service, and court, into 14 major ranks.

The chancellery became one of the governmental branches and the chancellor acted as head of it.

In 1686, local government set up 18 legal villages, all under control by a governmental branch that was named after Shipai Village.

This governmental branch was not withdrawn until 1931.

A reasoning for such an appointment is that the governmental branch or agency may have political connections to those it might be asked to investigate.

When appointed/hired particularly by a governmental branch or agency to investigate alleged misconduct within that branch or agency, the attorney is called independent counsel.

Article II "presupposes the existence of authority in each state to structure the internal processes and organization of each of its governmental branches," the Gore brief said.

Five governmental branches, of which the Great Officers became heads, were established.

In 1722 the governmental branch responsible for the Hetmanate was changed from the College of Foreign Affairs to the imperial Senate.