Monday, May 04, 2015 OFFICIAL GAZETTE (Evening Version) X. Promote transparency and accessibility within the regulated entity; XI. Inform the competent authority of the probable liability for breach of the obligations under this Act and other applicable provisions; and XII. Any other resulting from other applicable regulations. The regulated entities will promote agreements with specialized public institutions that could assist them to deliver the answers to requests for information, in the indigenous language, braille or any appropriate accessible format, more efficiently. Article 46. When any Area of regulated entities refused to cooperate with the Transparency Unit, it will notify the superior so that an order is sent perform without delay the necessary actions. When the denial to cooperate persists, the Transparency Unit will inform the competent authority so that it starts, if necessary, the respective responsibility procedure. Chapter V Advisory Council of Guarantor Agencies Article 47. Guarantors Agencies will have an Advisory Board, which will be composed of directors who are honorary and for a period not to exceed seven years. The Federal Act and those of the States will include provisions regarding the integration, performance, transparent appointment procedures, timing of office and its renewal. The integration of the Advisory Board should ensure gender equality and inclusion of people with experience in the matter of this Act and in human rights, from civil society organizations and the academia. Article 48. Advisory Councils will have the following powers: I. Provide opinions on the annual work program and its implementation; II. Provide opinions on the draft budget for the following year; III. Know the report of the Guarantor Agencies on budget allocated to programs and the use of the budget, and issue the relevant observations; IV. Issue non-binding opinions, upon request of the Guarantor Agencies or on its own initiative, on matters relevant to transparency, access to information, accessibility and personal of data; V. Issue technical opinions for continuous improvement in the exercise of the fundamental functions of the Guarantor Agencies; VI. Review the adoption of general criteria on substantive matters, and VII. Analyze and propose the implementation of programs, projects and actions related to transparency and access to information and accessibility. TITLE THREE NATIONAL TRANSPARENCY PLATFORM Chapter I National Transparency Platform Article 49. Guarantor Agencies will develop, manage, implement and put into operation the electronic platform that allows compliance with procedures, obligations and provisions outlined in this Act for regulated entities and Guarantor Agencies, in accordance with the standards established by the National System, based on the accessibility needs of users. Article 50. The National Transparency Platform will consist of at least the following systems: I. System of applications of access to information; II. Remedies management system; III. System of transparency obligations portals, and IV. Communication system between Guarantor Agencies and regulated entities.