Yikes.
That's all I have to say.
Well, not all I have to say. When have I ever been quiet?
I agree with a lot of the other people responding in this thread. I think it's great to promote realistic and healthy beauty standards, but I also don't think this is the place to start. Perhaps phase out the "standard beauty" that companies look for in idol groups and go for the super simple, natural beauty but don't discredit the current idols and trainees just because you suddenly, as a government, decided that your decades of "standard beauty" weren't realistic; this also goes for a lot of the idols and artists in general that happen to sort of look similar, BY BIRTH, not because they got PS or altered themselves with make up etc to look a certain way/standard - what about those people? And where do you draw that line? Someone with the natural beauty that matches the "standard beauty/look" that said governmental panel decides is "too generic/too plastic/too fake/too unrealistic" is also snubbed? So...do you want them to use PS (an unnatural proceedure) to change the way they look just so they are unique enough to be appearing on shows/programs on television? Basically what you are trying to go against, right?
Start removing the scads of PS ads, the enormous amounts of photoshop used in magazines, for one. Maybe stop with the skin bleaching/over promotion of pale as Hell skin that some idols have naturally while others don't. Let people be comfortable in their own skin - both color and natural looks (regardless if it fits the "standard" or not).
At this point, though, it's been so heavily ingrained in the brains of most youth and young adults/middle aged individuals that they have to look a certain way, and unlike this similar mindset being ingrained in other countries' youth (ie USA), the "follow the grain, don't go against it" mentality that South Korea is known for having (and has for a long, long time) it's very hard to suddenly switch gears. It's going to take years to change this mindset. It's happening, but this is just the start.
Don't jump the gun with this and you can do it correctly for future generations to come.