Law of Telecommunications and Information Technology

1. Commission inspectors, appointed pursuant to a decision by the Board, shall collectively or individually conduct inquiries, collect evidence, and detect and record violations of this Law, the Regulations, and regulatory decisions. Said inspectors may, without prejudice to relevant statutory provisions, inspect the sites of licensed persons and persons suspected of violating this Law or the Regulations during business hours, and review documents, systems, and databases and obtain copies thereof; and they may, when necessary, seek the assistance of relevant security agencies in carrying out their duties. 2. The Commission shall investigate and prosecute violators, and may, as a precautionary measure, suspend the service subject of the violation. The Regulations shall specify relevant provisions. 3. The Commission shall keep seized items pending a decision on the violation by the Committee. If a final decision is issued establishing the violation, the Commission may dispose of the seized items in accordance with the Regulations, without prejudice to the right of the violator to seek compensation. 4. The management and staff in the sites to be inspected shall enable inspectors to perform their duties and not obstruct them; they shall also provide all the necessary facilities, information, and documents requested thereby. 5. Inspectors shall present their credentials when carrying out their duties. Law of Telecommunications and Information Technology Chapter 9: Violations and Penalties