Social Insurance Law

1. Inspectors to be appointed pursuant to a decision by the Governor shall monitor the application of the provisions of this Law and the Regulations. Employers shall allow such inspectors to obtain the information and documents necessary to facilitate the performance of their duties, including enabling them to access records related to the nature of work and related to the number of workers and employees, their wages and salaries, and the method of calculation and payment thereof. 2. The inspectors shall submit reports on the violations, if any, and the Organization shall verify and investigate such violations and take the necessary measures with regard thereto. 3. The inspectors and the Organization’s employees shall maintain the confidentiality of information to which they become privy in the performance of their duties, and may not, under any circumstance, disclose such information or share it with a third party. 4. Notwithstanding paragraph (3) of this Article, the Organization may provide third parties with any of the information collected by the inspectors or the Organization’s employees during the performance of their duties as required for the application of the provisions of this Law and the Regulations, upon the approval of the interested party, or upon the request of judicial or public authorities in the course of performing their duties. The Regulations shall specify the necessary provisions therefor. 5. Inspectors or others who assist in detecting any violation of the provisions of this Law and the Regulations may be granted a financial reward, in accordance with rules specified in the Regulations.