Art. 22. – (1) A person who considers himself/herself deprived of his/her rights, as stipulated under this law, may complain to the section for contentious matters in the competence of the administrative courts within his/her residential area or in the area where the public authority or organization has its headquarters. The complaint shall be made no later than 30 days from the expiration of the period stipulated under art. 7. (2) The law court may force the public authority or organization to provide the requested public information and to pay moral and/or patrimonial prejudice. (3) The decision of the law court may be submitted for appeal. (4) The decision of the Court is final and irrevocable. (5) Both the complaint and the appeal shall be trialed in emergency procedure, in the court of justice, and shall be exempted from stamp duty. CHAPTER IV Transitory and Final Provisions Art. 23. – (1) This law shall come into force 60 days from its publication in the Official Journal of Romania, Part I. (2) No later than 60 days from its publication in the Official Journal of Romania, Part I, the Government shall set up methodological norms for the enforcement of this law, at the initiative of the Ministry of Public Information. Art. 24. – (1) No later than 60 days from the coming into force of this law, the Ministry of Public Information, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology and the Ministry of Public Finance shall submit to the Government propositions relating to the necessary measures that should be taken so that the public information become available progressively, by means of a computer database accessible to the public at a national level. 8