Economic Area under whose jurisdiction the audiovisual media service provider falls and indicate the reasons for which the Commission considers that there is urgency. The requirements of this paragraph shall apply only when taking measures against the audiovisual media service provider falling under the jurisdiction of the EU Member State or the state of the European Economic Area. 11. Free reception in the Republic of Lithuania of television programmes and/or parts of programmes and/or catalogues from countries other than the EU Member States, states of the European Economic Area and other European states which have ratified the Council of Europe Convention on Transfrontier Television may be suspended upon a decision of the Commission if such television programmes and/or parts of the programmes and/or the catalogues of those countries violate the requirements of Articles 17 or 19 of this Law. In its decision, the Commission shall indicate the specific measures and the date of their application with a view to suspending the reception of the aforementioned television programmes and/or parts of the programmes and/or the catalogues in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. The measures to be applied must be proportionate to the violations committed. 12. The decision of the Commission taken pursuant to paragraph 11 of this Article regarding the suspension of reception of television programmes and/or parts of programmes and/or catalogues in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania may be adopted only upon receiving a sanction of Vilnius Regional Administrative Court. Article 342. Information about Audiovisual Media Service Providers Audiovisual media service providers must make the following information easily, directly and permanently accessible to service recipients in accordance with the procedure established by the Commission: 1) the name of the audiovisual media service provider; 2) the address of the registered office at which the audiovisual media service provider is established; 3) the details of the audiovisual media service provider, including his electronic mail address or website, which allow him to be contacted rapidly, in a direct and effective manner; 4) the name, address and telephone number of regulatory and self-regulatory bodies; Article 35. Storing of Published Information 1. A producer and disseminator of public information must keep a copy of the printed publication, audiovisual works and recordings of the radio and/or television programmes broadcast for at least one year from the date of dissemination of the information. 2. The requirements laid down in paragraph 1 of this Article shall not apply to the information society media, however, their managers must, in the manner, within the time limits and the scope prescribed by the institution authorised by the Government, ensure that information about the content management is stored for up to one year.