Section 44 Mobility 1. ARCOM staff may, whatever the nature of their contractual link, hold positions in other entities, under the regime of temporary secondment, reassignment or requisition, under the terms as established by law. 2. Public Administration servants and agents, as well as employees from public or private enterprises and from public stock companies, may hold positions in ARCOM, under the regime of reassignment, requisition or temporary secondment. 3. A staff member holding a position under the terms as established in the preceding subsections shall have his or her place of origin guaranteed, without prejudice to any rights, and such position shall namely be taken into account for the purpose of counting time toward seniority, as if such staff member had served in his or her place of origin. Section 45 Incompatibilities ARCOM staff shall not work for or provide services, whether remunerated or not, to enterprises subject to ARCOM’s supervision or others whose activity is at variance with ARCOM’s responsibilities and competencies. Section 46 Monitoring functions 1. ARCOM employees and agents, as well as competent persons or entities, duly credentialed to perform monitoring functions, are equated with law-enforcement agents and shall enjoy the following prerogatives while fulfilling their duties: (a) To have access to premises, equipment and services of the entities subject to ARCOM’s inspection and control; (b) To requisition documents for consideration, as well as equipment and materials for conducting tests; (c) To identify, for subsequent action, all individuals who breach laws or regulations that they are required to abide by; (d) To require, when deemed necessary, the collaboration of the competent authorities for the performance of their functions. 2. ARCOM employees and agents, as well as competent persons or entities, duly credentialed to perform such functions as referred to in the preceding subsection, shall be issued ID cards, whose format and conditions of issue shall be set by ministerial regulation of the Cabinet member responsible for communications. CHAPTER VI Supervision, responsibility and judicial control