It is the responsibility of the Monitoring Commission: a) to draft its internal rules; b) evaluate all complaints submitted to it by the interested persons; c) advise on access to personal documents; d) present its position on the system of classification of documents; e) give opinions on the implementation of this law, as well as on the drafting and implementation of the complementary laws; f) prepare an annual report on the implementation of this law and on its activity, to be forwarded to the National Assembly and then to the government for publication.6 CHAPTER IV Final and Temporary Provisions Article 20 (Putting into Practice) The present law must be put into practice by the government within a period of 120 days. Article 21 (Repeal) All legislation contrary to the provisions of the present law is hereby repealed. Article 22 (Doubts and Omissions) Doubts and omissions arising from interpretation and implementation of this law will be dealt with by the National Assembly. Article 23 (Entry into effect) This law takes effect on the date of its publication [in the Government Gazette]. Viewed and approved by the National Assembly, in Luanda, on the 23rd of July 2002. The Acting Speaker of the National Assembly, Julião Mateus Paulo. Promulgated, on this the 29th day of July 2002. 6 As a thought, it might be an idea to try to obtain these annual reports to see how the law has been used/ been put to use.