However, the above sentence shall be executed for one year from the date this judgment becomes final and conclusive.

The defendant is a person who operates the D Child Care Center in South-gu B apartment C at port.

No person who establishes and operates a child-care center shall obtain a subsidy or use a subsidy by fraudulent or other illegal means from the State or a local government.

1. Basic infant care fees, infant care fees, fraud related to meal expenses, and infant care fees for parents in violation of the Infant Care Act are subsidies that are granted differentiated depending on the age and hours of infant care children, 100% at the time of attendance of infant care children at least 11 days per month, 50% at the time of attendance at 6-10 days or less per month, 50% at the time of attendance at 6-10 days or less, 25% at the time of attendance at 5 days or less, and 0 days at the time of payment by child care card, and the basic infant care fees are subsidies that are paid to child care centers if the child is registered at child care centers and attended at least once a month, and the simple infant care expenses are subsidies that are paid if the child is financed by the child on the 1st day of the relevant month;

The Infant Care Service Guidance by the Ministry of Health and Welfare in 2018, Article 36 of the Infant Care Act and Article 24 and Article 24 of the Enforcement Decree of the same Act. The Defendant, even though the number of days of the child care in the above childcare center actually present at the child care center, prepared documents as the number of days of the attendance at the child care center, was 0% of the parents education fees, basic infant care fees,

On June 2018, the Defendant connected to the Integrated Information System for Child Care by using computers at the aforementioned D Child Care Center offices, and claimed parent childcare fees, basic infant care fees, and simplified expenses, as if E had been present for at least 11 days a month even if E had not been present for at least 11 days a month, and the Defendant was transferred the amount of KRW 441,00, basic infant care fees, KRW 437,00, and KRW 14,000, from the public official in charge of the victim’s port of call-up to the public official in charge of the victim’s port of call-up, and thereafter, from that time until November 2018, the amount of KRW 1 (parent’s child care fees), KRW 2 (Basic Infant Care Fees), and KRW 3 (Food Expenses) are included.