Sports Basic Law has been enacted and implemented in Korea now. The basic ideology of Article 2 is to ensure that the value of sports can spread throughout our society, including education, culture, environment, human rights, welfare, politics, economy, and leisure, and to ensure that individuals are not discriminated against in sports activities, autonomy and democracy. In the past, sports activities were the main subject of discussion for individual citizens to participate as athletes. However, due to the recent expansion of sports for all, individual citizens have played various roles related to sports such as referees and leaders in participating in sports activities. This study focuses on the perspective of “guarantee of discrimination and equal opportunity” that “individuals should not be discriminated against in sports activities.” In conducting such a study, it will be reviewed focusing on the 'qualification requirements of the basketball game statistics recorder'. As a research method, we will look at related discussions in volleyball, baseball, and soccer, which are mentioned as major ball games in Korea in addition to basketball, and look at related systems in Japan, which have similar legal systems to Korea. Summarizing the contents of this study can be summarized as follows. First, as a result of a comparative legal review with Japan, it seems that there are more exceptions in Korea regarding the acquisition of qualifications for referees and Score keepers. Compared to the people who use the general promotion or promotion system, the exceptionally recognized qualification conditions should not work as convenience or preferential treatment for a specific person. Second, there is posibility for discrimination according to the age of the Score keepers. Although Article 4 (4) of the Korea Basketball Association's Qualification and Education Regulations explicitly stipulates that the age of Score keepers is up to 60 years old, it is possible to find a qualification requirement to be under 40 years old in notification of education. No people should be deprived of opportunities to participate in sports activities due to age restrictions. In addition, it should be considered that this content violates the higher law and its effect cannot be recognized. As an improvement plan for these problems, it is considered important to closely review related discussions at the execution stage of sports administration rather than legislative discussions. In other words, it will be important to monitor whether the association is currently complying with the regulations in conducting individual education or classes. It is expected that the contents reviewed in this study will be revised as a system reflecting the purpose of the Sports Basic Law. Through this, I hope that sports administration will be carried out more effectively. In the end, the basic ideology of Sports Basic Law lies on the basis of these discussions. This study was conducted in order to legally review this basic ideology not only to be a simple confirmatory regulation, but to exert its purpose in individual sports activities. It is hoped that the basic principles of the Sports Basic Law and individual sports administration will not be discussed separately, but that sports administration will be discussed as an extension to promote more consistency and unity.