Data Protection [No. 3 of 2021 97 (i) receive and investigate complaints under this Act; and (j)vary conditions and terms of a licence issued under this Act. 5. (1) The President, through the Civil Service Commission, shall appoint a Data Protection Commissioner who shall be a public officer with the following skills, qualifications and expertise: Data Protection Commissioner (a) minimum university degree level in information communication technologies; (b) data protection rules and operations; ( c) data protection laws; and (d) at least four years at senior management level in a related field. (2) The Data Protection Commissioner is responsible for the day to day administration of the Office of the Data Protection Commission. 6. (1) The Civil Service Commission shall, on the recommendation of the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner, appoint as public officers two Deputy Data Protection Commissioners and other staff as may be necessary for the performance of the functions of the Office of the Data Protection Commission. Appointment of Deputy Data Protection Commissioners and other staff (2) The two Deputy Data Protection Commissioners are responsible for the formulation of policies and planning and for data processing system. PART III INSPECTORATE 7. (1) The Civil Service Commission may appoint a suitably qualified person to be an inspector for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this Act. Inspector (2) The Civil Service Commission shall issue an inspector with an identification card and a certificate of appointment in the prescribed form which are prima facie evidence of the inspector’s appointment. 8. (1) An inspector may, for the purpose of enforcing the provisions of this Act, at any reasonable time and with a warrant— (a) enter and inspect the business premises of a data controller or data processor; Power of inspectors