(4) Denial and withdrawal of accreditation to a member of the press shall be notified in writing, and shall not deprive the press authority of the right to obtain accreditation for another member of the press. Art.19. – (1) Public authorities and organizations shall inform in due time the mass-media representatives on the press conferences or any other public actions organized by them. (2) Public authorities and organizations shall not deny the access of mass-media to any public actions organized by them. (3) Public authorities that are obliged by their own organization and functioning law to develop specific activities in front of the audience shall allow the press to have access to those activities, following that the release of the materials obtained by the journalists shall take into account the professional deontology. Art. 20. – The mass-media are not obliged to publish the information provided by the public authorities or organizations. CHAPTER III Sanctions Art. 21. – (1) The explicit or silent refusal of the designated employee within a public authority or organization to enforce the provisions of this law shall be considered as infringement and the employee shall be deemed disciplinary responsible. (2) Within 30 days from notification, the injured person may complain about refusal, as stipulated under paragraph (1), to the head of the public authority or organization. (3) If after administrative investigation the complaint is found wellgrounded, the individual shall receive an answer no later than 15 days from the submission of the complaint; the answer shall contain the public information previously requested and the mentioning of the disciplinary sanctions imposed to the person found guilty. 7