Regulation Organizing Nazara (Beholding) Activities · Article 26: Corrective Measures
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The Authority may take, or require the beholder to take, any corrective measure it deems appropriate for violations committed, including, by way of example and without limitation:
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Article 26: Corrective Measures
The Authority may take, or require the beholder to take, any corrective measure it deems appropriate for violations committed, including, by way of example and without limitation:
1.Removing the violation and the effects resulting therefrom.
2.Increasing the number of specialized staff.
3.Contracting specialized technical offices to rectify deficiencies.
4.Appointing one or more advisers to provide consultation.
5.Requiring the beholder to remedy the committed violation and restore the rights of entitled persons arising from such violations.
6.Requiring the beholder to attend one or more qualification or training courses related to the committed violation.
The beholder shall bear the financial costs resulting from corrective measures where such measures arise from his negligence or failure.