certifying goods related to information and communications networks that are manufactured or supplied by anyone conform to criteria published under the main sentence of Article 8 (1). (2)The Minister of Information and Communication may cancel the designation of an authorized certification institution or suspend the business of an authorized certification institution for a fixed period of not more than 6 months if any authorized certification institution falls under any of the following subparagraphs: Provided, that if the authorized certification institution falls under subparagraph 1, its designation shall be cancelled: 1.When designation is achieved in a fraudulent manner; 2.When it has suspended, without justifiable grounds, its certification business for more than one year; 3.When it fails to meet the designation criteria set under paragraph (3). (3)The Ordinance of the Ministry of Information and Communication shall stipulate requisite matters concerning the standards and procedures for designating any authorized certification institution as well as the revocation of the authorized certification designation, and the standards for suspending business under paragraphs (1) and (2). Article 10 (Assistance for Development of Information Contents) In order to strengthen national competitiveness and to develop public interest, the Government may provide financial and technical support to any individual who develops information contents that are distributed through information and communications networks. Article 11 (Development Facilitation of Applied Services of Information and Communications Networks) (1)The Government may provide financial and technical support, as well as other requisite forms of support, to any State organ, local government, or public institution that creates and administers any services that increase efficiency, automate, and sophisticate their business affairs through use of information and communications networks (hereafter referred to as the "applied services of information and communications networks"). (2)The Government may provide financial and technical support, as well as other requisite forms of support, to the private sector in order for them to facilitate the development of the applied services of information and communications networks in