Article 30.6: Consideration of a complaint against an administrative offence decision

1. A complaint against a decision in an administrative offence shall be heard by a judge, an official alone. 2. In the appeal against a decision in an administrative case (1) Who is to consider the complaint, who is to be examined, who is the subject of the complaint; (2) who is to be found to be the natural person or legal representative of the natural person; or the legal representative of the legal person in respect of whom the case has been decided, as well as the appearance of the persons called to take part in the examination of the complaint; (3) the powers of the legal person shall be verified. 4. The reasons for the failure to appear and the decision to consider the complaint in the absence of the person or legal person, defence counsel and representative shall be determined. (5) The rights and obligations of the persons involved in the consideration of the complaint are explained; (6) the objections and requests made are allowed; (7) the complaint against the complainant is made public. Administrative offences; (8) are checked on the basis of the material available in the case and the additional material provided, the legality and validity of the order, In particular, explanations shall be given by the natural person or legal representative of the legal person against whom an administrative offence has been ordered; if necessary Other persons involved in the examination of the complaint, the expert ' s explanations and the expert ' s opinion are heard, other evidence is examined, and other procedural steps are taken. 3. A judge, a superior officer, shall not be bound by the grounds of the complaint and shall examine the case. In full.