meetings of regulatory and self-regulatory bodies governing the activities of producers and disseminators of public information when issues related to the implementation of the provisions of this Law, the activities of the Inspector or an investigation carried out by him are considered and express his opinion on the issues; 7) set up working groups and commissions for drafting legal acts and proposals, organising events and considering other relevant issues; 8) for the purpose of exercising the functions laid down in this Law and other laws, enlist the assistance of experts (groups of experts), establish their rules of procedure as well as payment procedure. 3. In performing the functions specified in paragraph 1 of this Article, the Inspector may take the following decisions: 1) issue a warning to producers and disseminators of public information, (natural) persons responsible for the content of the media about the noticed violations of this Law and other legal acts governing the provision of information to the public and request that they be eliminated; 2) request that a producer or disseminator of public information refute, in accordance with the established procedure, the published false information degrading the honour and dignity of a person or damaging his professional reputation or legitimate interests, or provide the person with a possibility to reply and refute such information himself; 3) apply to the competent state institutions and the Ethics Commission of Journalists and Publishers regarding the noticed violations of this Law and other legal acts governing the provision of information to the public; 4) draw up reports of administrative offences in the cases set out in the Code of Administrative Offences; 5) consider cases of administrative offences and impose administrative penalties in the cases set out in the Code of Administrative Offences; 6) recognise the complaint (application) as unjustified; 7) terminate the investigation commenced on own initiative if the violations or circumstances due to which the investigation was started have not been corroborated; 8) refuse to investigate the complaint (application); 9) terminate the examination of the complaint (application). 4. A complaint (application) submitted to the Inspector must specify: 1) the name, surname and address of the person (applicant) who has lodged the complaint (application); 2) the specific media and publication or a part of programme which contained the information degrading the honour and dignity of the person (applicant) who has lodged the complaint (application), violating the person’s right to protection of privacy or the interests of minors; 3) what disseminated information contradicts reality, in what way the right to privacy has been violated and the interests of minors have been affected; 4) the content of the application to the Inspector;