Translated by IRIS Georgia Updated as of March 2004 Article 56. The procedure for promulgating an administrative act 1. An administrative act shall be promulgated in the official gazette of a respective administrative agency. 2. If the agency does not publish an official gazette, the act shall be promulgated in the periodical, which is distributed within the territory of the jurisdiction of the administrative agency, and is published at least once a week. Otherwise, the act shall be publicly announced. 3. An administrative agency shall define the procedures for promulgating or publicly announcing the administrative act beforehand, as provided in Paragraph 2 of this Article. Article 57. Public announcement Public announcement shall mean posting an administrative act in the building of the administrative agency, at the place that is accessible to everyone. If necessary, the act shall be publicly announced in other public places as well. Article 58. The procedure for official notification of an administrative act 1. Unless otherwise prescribed by law, the official notification of an interested party of an administrative act shall mean providing him with a copy of the act or sending it to him by mail. 2. If the administrative act that was mailed to a person could not reach the recipient, the person may obtain a copy of the act from the administrative agency. No fee shall be charged for providing a copy of an administrative act. Article 59. The correction of errors in an administrative act 1. An administrative agency may correct technical and calculation errors in the administrative act issued by it. 2. The substantial correction of an administrative act shall mean the issuance of a new administrative act. 3. The corrections of errors shall be promulgated or provided for official notification pursuant to the procedures for promulgating and providing for official notification of an administrative act. Article 60. The nullification of an administrative decree 1. An administrative decree shall be nullified, if: (a) it was issued by an incompetent institution or official, (b) its implementation would result in an offense, (c) its implementation is impossible due to factual reasons, or (d) it contravenes law, or if the statutory procedures of its preparation or promulgation were substantially violated. Page 19 of 54