Translated by IRIS Georgia Updated as of March 2004 (a) the title of the administrative agency where the complaint is filed, (b) the identity and address of the complainant, (c) the title of the administrative agency whose administrative decree or action is subject to complaint, (d) the title of the administrative decree subject to complaint, (e) claim, (f) the grounds for the claim, and (g) the list of attached documents, if any. 2. If the complainant was provided with the respective administrative decree, a copy of the decree shall be attached to the administrative complaint. Article 182. The refusal to accept or review an administrative complaint 1. An administrative agency may not review an administrative complaint if: (a) there is a court decision or ruling certifying that the plaintiff abandoned the claim stipulated by the complaint, or the defendant admitted it, or the parties reached an agreement on the claim, (b) the case regarding the same claim, involving the same parties, and based on the same ground is in a court, or (c) the same or a higher administrative agency has already rendered the decision regarding the same matter. 2. Before rendering the decision on refusing to accept or review an administrative complaint, the administrative agency shall enable the complainant to present his opinion regarding the matter. The administrative agency shall render a decision regarding acceptance or rejection of the administrative complaint within 5 days. Article 183. The term for reviewing an administrative complaint 1. Unless otherwise prescribed by law or applicable regulation, an authorized administrative agency shall review an administrative complaint and render a decision within a month. 2. In cases prescribed by applicable legislation, when detection of substantial circumstances for the case requires the term longer than that prescribed for reviewing an administrative complaint, an administrative agency shall be authorized to render a reasoned decision to extend the term for reviewing an administrative complaint. 3. An administrative agency shall render the decision stipulated by Paragraph 2 of this Article no later than ten days after the commencement of administrative proceeding and shall inform the complainant. 4. Unless otherwise prescribed by law or applicable administrative decree, the term for reviewing an administrative complaint may be extended for not more than one month. Article 184. The suspension of an administrative legal act upon filing an administrative complaint Page 44 of 54