2. Discriminates against a journalist or a media outlet (Article 7); 3. Fails to specify the information medium, where and when the requested information was published (Para 2 of Article 10); 4. Fails to communicate accurate and complete information, i.e. fails to allow insight in a document containing accurate and complete information. (Article 11); 5. Fails to allow the applicant insight in a document or to make a copy of the document in the language in which the request was submitted (Para 4 of Article 18); 6. Refuses to receive a request, fails to inform the applicant of possessing the information, or fails to allow insight in a document containing the requested information, i.e. does not deliver a copy of the document in an appropriate way, fails to issue a decision on rejecting the request and refuses to provide the applicants with the necessary assistance for exercising their rights (Sub-Para 1 of Para 2 of Article 38). Article 47 A fine between 5,000 and 50,000 dinars shall be imposed on the responsible person in a state body if that state body fails to publish a directory with the prescribed data on its work (Article 39). Article 48 A fine between 5,000 and 50,000 dinars shall be imposed on the authorized person of a public authority in the event he/she fails to submit to the Commissioner an annual report with the prescribed data on the activities the authority undertook with the aim of implementing this Law (Article 43). X Final Provisions Article 49 Public authorities shall nominate the authorized persons for deciding on requests for free access of information of public importance within 30 days after this Law takes effect. The National Assembly shall appoint the Commissioner within 45 days after this Law takes effect. Article 50 This Law shall come into effect the eighth day upon publication in the “Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia”.