Chapter V.
COMPLAINTS, DENUNCIATION AND HANDLING OF VIOLATIONS
Article 20. Complaints and denunciations
1. The organizations and individuals which are sanctioned for administrative violations in the sending of workers abroad for employment or their legal representatives shall have the right to complaint about the administrative decisions of the competent persons.
Citizens shall have the right to denounce illegal acts and administrative decisions of competent persons and agencies on sanctioning administrative violations in the sending of workers abroad for employment.
2. The procedures for making complaints and denunciations, settling complaints and denunciations shall comply with the legislation on complaints and denunciations.
3. The initiation of lawsuits against decisions on sanctioning administrative violations, decisions on application of measures to prevent and ensure the handling of administrative violations in the sending of workers abroad for employment shall comply with the regulations on procedures for settlement of administrative cases.
Article 21. Dealing with persons competent to sanction administrative violations
The competent person to sanction administrative violations in the sending of workers abroad for employment who harass, tolerate, cover up, fail to sanction or sanction improperly, sanction beyond their competence, depending on the nature and severity of their violations, be disciplined or prosecuted for criminal liability; if causing damage to the State, citizens and organizations, they must compensate accordingly as stipulated by regulations of law.
Article 22. Handling of violations committed by persons sanctioned for administrative violations
Persons who are sanctioned for administrative violations under the provisions of this Decree, if committing acts of opposing officials on duty, delaying or evading the execution of decisions, or committing other violations, shall, depending on the nature and severity of their violations, be administratively handled or prosecuted for criminal liability, if causing damage, they must compensate accordingly as stipulated by regulations of law.