The administrative body shall notify the participants of the proceedings on the adoption of the administrative act by means of delivery or publication.

The written administrative act shall be delivered to the participants of the proceedings within three days following its adoption. It may be delivered by a registered letter, including by receipt of delivery, personally handing over to the addressee upon signature, as well as by other ways provided for by law.

As a rule, the written administrative act shall be delivered to the participants of the proceedings personally by signature. The other means of delivery provided for in this part shall be used in case where there is no such possibility for personal delivery by signature due to any valid reason, including when the addressee requested to use other means of delivery. While delivering the administrative act to the addressee, the administrative body shall be obliged to deliver the documents that are considered as component part of that act together with the act. The failure to deliver the mentioned documents together with the administrative act or late delivery shall not affect the operation of the administrative act and therefore shall not be a reason for disputing the lawfulness of the act.

Publication of the administrative act shall be carried out by publishing it in the journal ofthe administrative body or in another official journal or by publishing it through other mass media.
Written administrative act shall be subject to mandatory publication, if the information concerning persons directly affected by the act is unknown to the administrative body, as well as in other cases provided for by law.

Written administrative act may also be published at the initiative of the administrative body, if the administrative body considers that publication of the act is appropriate for the state and public interests, as well as due to the necessity of effective protection of the rights of persons.

The concluding part of a written administrative act shall be published in the press, in other mass media or in other means of spreading information. This means of publication shall contain notice on the place where the whole administrative act is available, including its reasoning.

Oral administrative acts shall be published in oral form, by stating it to the addressee (addressees). Oral administrative acts may be published in a foreign language comprehensible for its addressee.

Administrative acts of other form shall be published in a way prescribed by law, which makes them immediately visible or perceivable for the addressee (addressees) or which makes them available in any other way.

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