(14) get injunction order for the expeditious preservation of personal data, including traffic data, where it has reasonable ground to believe that the data are vulnerable to loss or modification; (15) issue enforcement notice to a data controller or data processor, when it is of the opinion that such bodies have contravened, are contravening or are about to contravene this Proclamation; (16) impose administrative fines for failures to comply with this Proclamation; (17) delegate whenever necessary any power conferred on it by this Proclamation to any public entity of the Federal or State Government; and (18) exercise and perform such other functions, powers, and duties as are conferred or imposed on the Commission by or under this Proclamation or any other law or as necessary for the promotion of object of the Proclamation. 6. Organization of the Commission The Commission shall have: (1) a Commissioner; (2) Deputy Commissioners; and (3) the necessary staff. 7. Head Quarters The Commission shall have its headquarters in Addis Ababa and may have branch offices at any place within Ethiopia. 8. Budget The budget of the Commission shall be allocated by the House; and, whenever necessary, may receive financial support from local, foreign and international institutions. 9. (1) (2) 10. (1) (2) Books of Account The Commission shall keep complete and accurate books of account. The Commission’s books of account and any other financial documents shall be inspected every year by the Auditor General or by an auditor who is assigned by the Auditor General. Appointment and Criteria for Appointment The Prime Minister shall establish an independent committee which constitutes five members and that will engage in the recruitment of nominees to the position of Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners. The committee shall: (a) receive nominations from the public; (b) conduct a transparent and competitive selection process; (c) make a short list of five nominees; and (d) send the short list to the Prime Minister. 6