35.1.3. to receive services provided by the government in electronic form and using public information
infrastructure.
35.2. In relation to public information infrastructure and government electronic activities, individuals and
legal entities have the following responsibilities:
35.2.1. use restricted information based on the consent of the owner of the information;
35.2.2 not to transmit or disclose restricted information obtained in accordance with the law without the
consent of the owner of the information;
35.2.3. not to disclose to others the confidentiality of login names, passwords, other security methods
and tools used in the public information infrastructure;
35.2.4. not to attack public information infrastructure and confidential or protected systems and
information, not to create malfunctions, not to access other people's rights or passwords;
35.2.5. In case of loss, loss, misappropriation of the login name, password, or confidentiality of other
security devices used in the public information infrastructure, used by an unauthorized person, believed
to be known by a third party, or accessed without his/her permission, the public information system shall
be immediately notified to the person in charge. .
CHAPTER EIGHT
OTHER THINGS
Article 36. Responsibilities for violators
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36.1. If the act of an official who violates this law is not criminal, he shall be held liable as provided in
the Law on Civil Service or the Law on Labor.
36.2. Any person or legal entity who violates this law shall be held liable as provided for in the Criminal
Law or the Law on Violations.
Article 37. Arrangements during the transition period
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37.1. Before complying with this law, legal entities providing services using public information systems
shall take measures to meet the requirements of this law within the period determined by the central
state administrative organization in charge of electronic development and communications.
37.2. The person specified in Clause 37.1 of this law shall submit a request to conclude a new contract
to the central state administrative organization in charge of electronic development and communication
issues by January 1, 2023, and conclude the contract.
Article 38. Entry into force of the law
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38.1. This law shall be enforced from May 1, 2022.
G. ZANDANSHATAR, CHAIRMAN OF CONGRESS OF MONGOLIA
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