notice specified in clause 6.6 of this regulation, and shall notify the Communications Regulatory Commission by e-mail, telephone, and send the information about the implementation in a formal letter. 6.8. The Communications Regulatory Commission shall immediately take technological measures to restore access in the event that the competent authority specified in Clause 6.1 of this Regulation submits a decision on the elimination of the violation of the online service provider. Seven. Dispute resolution 7.1. Complaints about violations of laws and regulations for election campaigns conducted using electronic media shall be submitted to the police, the State Inspector of the Fair Competition and Consumer Protection Agency, and the State Inspector of Communications Control, respectively, in accordance with the procedures and jurisdiction specified in the Law on Procedure of Administrative Offenses. 7.2. The online service provider shall publicly post the postal address, contact phone number, and e-mail address for receiving complaints from citizens and legal entities. 7.3. The online service provider shall resolve issues related to complaints and disputes of individuals and legal entities within the scope of his authority, and may refer to relevant authorities if necessary. 7.4. The online service provider shall issue a report on how complaints and disputes of individuals and legal entities have been resolved within 30 days after the end of the election campaign period, and shall publicly inform the public. Eight. Responsibility 8.1. Any person or legal entity who violates this regulation shall be held accountable in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. ---o0o---