6. A data controller of major importance shall not be deemed to qualify as such for purposes of sub-article 1 until the date on which this Law comes into force. Article 33: Fees and levies 1. The General Manager may in a bylaw prescribe annual fees or levies which shall be paid by data controllers of major importance in order to meet the costs of the Authority under this Law. 2. The levels of fees and levies may vary according to class or size of data controllers of major importance. 3. The Government, statutory bodies and any other body appointed by the Government to carry out public functions shall not be subject to the annual fees or levies under sub-article 1. Article 34: Designation of data protection officers 1. A data controller of major importance shall designate a data protection officer with expert knowledge of data protection law and practices and the ability to carry out the tasks referred to in sub-article 3. 2. The data protection officer may be an employee or engaged by service contract. 3. The data protection officer shall have the tasks of: a) advising the data controller of its obligations under this Law; b) monitoring compliance with this Law and related policies of the data controller; and c) acting as the contact point for the Authority on issues relating to processing of personal data. CHAPTER VIII—ENFORCEMENT Article 35: Complaints 1. A data subject who is aggrieved by any act or omission of a data controller resulting in a violation of this Law or any regulations, rules or other subsidiary legislation or orders may lodge a complaint with the Authority. 2. The Authority shall admit any complaint referred to it where it appears to the Authority that: a) the complainant has an interest in the matter to which the complaint relates; and 26