Article 47: In case any decision on rejection of an application for issuing a journal, the concerned parties may submit their appeal to the Publication and Press Committee. The resolution of the Committee shall be final after being approved by the Minister of Information. Article 48: Failing to issue the journal within six months of the license date, or if it ceased publication for six consecutive months without reasonable cause, the Publication and Press Committee may cancel the license and the prejudiced party may appeal such decision before the Minister of Information within 30 days of the cancellation date. Article 49: The approval of issuing the journal shall be considered private authorization of the Press Establishment, the property of which may not be transferred in any manner unless by approval of the Ministry of Information. Article 50: Once any issue or a supplement of a journal is circulated, five copies thereof shall be delivered to the competent authority at the Ministry of Information against receipt. If the Printing house issued several times of the same issue of the journal, same number of copies shall be submitted separately. Article 51: The journal may not be offered for circulation unless it contains the name of the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Press Establishment, the name of the editor-in-chief, the name of the printing press, where it is printed, the unit price of each copy and the subscription price in an explicit way in the first or last page of each copy. Article 52: Shall be considered as journal and shall be subjected to the provisions of the present Chapter, the press and news agencies that supply the Press Establishments with news, photos, drawings and any other press 13