request, its non-fulfilment or the fee charged for making a copy and the applicant declares this to the Authority, litigation concerning the refusal to effectively assess this submission, termination of the assessment procedure may be launched within a period of 30 days following the receipt of the notification on termination specified in Section 55 (1)(b) or notification specified in Section 58 (3). Justification must be provided should the deadline period available for launching litigation expire. (4) Persons normally not having the capacity to be a party to legal proceedings may also be parties to the litigation. The Authority is entitled to intervene in the proceedings in favour of the applicant. (5) Litigation launched against bodies undertaking public duties with a national scope of competence fall under the scope of jurisdiction of county courts. Matters within the scope of jurisdiction of the local court shall be processed at the local court at the seat of the county court, in Budapest or in the Pest Central District Court. The seat of the body undertaking the public duties of the defendant shall nominate the competent court. (6) The court shall take immediate action. (7) Should the court accept the submission to request data of public interest, the court shall oblige the controller to disclose the data of public interest requested in the court decision. The court is entitled to modify the sum of the fee charged for making a copy, or order the body undertaking public duties to launch a new procedure to determine the sum of the fee charged. CHAPTER 4 DISCLOSING DATA OF PUBLIC INTEREST 22. Information Obligation Concerning Data of Public Interest Section 32 In regard to matters within their scope of responsibilities – therefore, with special regard to the state and local budget and the implementation of these, managing state or local government assets, use of public finances and contracts concluded in this regard, in respect of ensuring special or exclusive rights for market players, private organisations and individuals - the body undertaking public duties is obliged to facilitate and ensure that the public receives accurate and expedient information. 23. Electronic Disclosure Obligation Section 33 (1) Access to data defined as data of public interest pursuant to the present Act must be ensured free of charge in digital format on internet websites for anyone interested, without disclosing any personal ID data or applying restrictions, in printable format ensuring the opportunity to copy parts of the text without data loss or distortion, enabling the document to be viewed, copies to be downloaded and printed, as well as network data transfer (hereinafter electronic disclosure). Access to the data disclosed cannot be subject to the disclosure of personal data. (2) Should it not otherwise be regulated by law, the following organisations shall publish the data defined in disclosure lists specified under Section 37 on their respective websites: a. Office of the President of the Republic of Hungary, Office of the National Assembly, Office of the Constitutional Court, Office of the Commissioner for Basic Rights, State Audit Office of Hungary, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Arts, National Council of Justice of Hungary, Office of the Prosecutor General; b. state public administration body with the exception of the Government Committee, as well as the national chamber and c. regional public administration body of the Government with general scope of authority. (3) Bodies undertaking public duties not listed in subsection (2) may also fulfil electronic disclosure obligations set out in Section 37 by disclosing data on a central website either operated alone or in conjunction with associated bodies – as they so choose – maintained by bodies undertaking their