Article 29 Extension and suspension of time limits The provisions of the Code are applicable for the extension and suspension of time limits due to a fact that occurred after the entry into force of the Code. Article 30 Definition of terms When the term "administrative deed' is mentioned in the Code, it means the enforceable administrative deed. Article 31 Mention of provisions When an article is mentioned in the Code without reference to the relevant law, it means that such article belongs to the present Code. Article 32 References When a reference to the provisions of other laws is made in the present Code, such references are made to these provisions, as applicable each time. Article 33 Eliminated provisions 1. 2. Unless stipulated otherwise herein, when the Code enters into force, any general provision referring to a matter settled thereby is eliminated. When reference is made by the applicable legislation to provisions eliminated in accordance with the previous paragraph, the reference is considered to be made to the respective provisions of the Code. Second article 1. The Ministries, Regions, legal entities of public or private law of the public sector, as defined in accordance with the provisions of para.1, article 14 of Law 2190/1994, as applicable, the Local Administration Organisations of 1st and 2nd level, as well as the Municipal Water and Sewage Companies may draw up Charters of Obligations to the citizens with whom they transact. For all Ministries and legal entities with registered offices in the Prefecture of Attica, the Charters are drawn up by resolution of the competent Minister or by the General Secretary of the Region of Attica in case of legal entities of public law supervised thereby, on motion of the administration bodies. For Regions and legal entities with registered offices outside the Prefecture of Attica and for Local Administration Organisations of 1st and 2nd level, their legal entities of public law and the Municipal Water and Sewage Companies, the Charters are drawn up by resolution of the competent General Secretary of Region, on motion of the Municipal or Community or Prefectural Council or the Board of Directors of the company. The Charters of Obligations may determine any time or other commitments of the service or body that drew them up to the citizens, relating to the quality of goods or services rendered to them. The said commitments constitute obligations beyond those provided for by the relevant regulations governing the duties exercises. The Charters may also determine control procedures for the observance of the content of the Charter and the commitments undertaken. 12