①If a secondhand goods dealer or a secondhand goods market owner, or their agent, etc., has violated the provisions of this Act, orders based on this Act, or other laws and regulations with regard to the secondhand goods business, and it is recognized that preventing the sale or purchase of the stolen property, etc., or promptly finding the stolen property, etc. is likely to be significantly hindered, the Public Safety Commission with jurisdiction over the location of the principal place of business of the secondhand goods dealer or the secondhand goods market owner, or the location of the secondhand goods market, may instruct the secondhand goods dealer or the secondhand goods market owner to take necessary measures to ensure the proper conduct of the business.

②If a secondhand goods dealer or secondhand goods market owner, having the principal place of business or secondhand goods market in the jurisdictional district of another Public Safety Commission and conducting secondhand goods business in the jurisdictional district of a Public Safety Commission, or their agent, etc., has violated any of the provisions of this Act, orders based on this Act, or other laws and regulations, with regard to its secondhand goods business in the jurisdictional district of the Public Safety Commission, and it is recognized that the prevention of the sale or purchase of stolen property, etc., or the prompt detection of stolen property, etc. is likely to be significantly hindered, then the Public Safety Commission may instruct the secondhand goods dealer or the secondhand goods market owner to take necessary measures to ensure the proper conduct of its business.