Article 20 The transmission of information is the initial stage of the telecommunications process, followed by channeling activities as the intermediate process, and concluding with the conveyance of information to be received by the intended party. The priority of transmission, dissemination and conveyance of information shall be determined by the government, among others, emergency messages. Article 21 Telecommunications operations may be stopped by the government after receiving information creating a strong and convincing suspicion that the operation of such telecommunications violates the public interest, morals, safety or public order. Article 22 Self-explanatory. Article 23 Paragraph (1) This provision is intended to ensure that the numbering requirements of the network operator and the telecommunications service operator and the users are fulfilled in a fair manner and in line with international stipulations. A number is a series of signs in the form of digits consisting of access codes and customer numbers used to identify an address on the telecommunications network or service. Paragraph (2) Numbering is a limited resource and therefore the numbering system shall be regulated by the Minister in a fair manner. Numbering on telecommunications networks is related to technology and international stipulations.