f) Annual remuneration of senior officials and heads of the entities included in the scope of application of this Title. Likewise, if a post is relinquished, the severance pay received shall be made public, when applicable. g) Resolutions on authorization or recognition of compatibility affecting public employees, as well as those authorizing senior officials of the Central State Administration, or their equivalents according to Autonomous Community or local regulations, to exercise private activities after relinquishing their posts. h) Annual statements of property and activities of local representatives, under the terms stipulated in Act 7/1985, of 2 April, Regulating the Bases of Local Government. When the regulations do not stipulate the terms under which these statements must be made public, the provisions of the regulations on conflicts of interest in the scope of the Central State Administration shall be applied. In all cases, information regarding the specific location of real estate shall be omitted, and the privacy and security of their title-holders shall be safeguarded. i) The statistical information necessary to assess the level of compliance and quality of public services which are their responsibility, in the terms defined by each competent administration. 2. The parties mentioned in Article 3 must make public the information cited in Article 8.1 a) and b) when contracts or agreements entered into with a Public Administration are concerned. The information stipulated in Article 8.1c) regarding grants received must likewise be made public when the awarding body is a Public Administration. 3. Public Administrations shall make public the list of real estate properties to which they hold title or over which they hold any right in rem. Article 9. Oversight. 1. Compliance on the part of the Central State Administration of all obligations contained in this Chapter shall be subject to oversight by the Council on Transparency and Good Governance. 2. In exercising the authority specified in the previous paragraph, the Council on Transparency and Good Governance, pursuant to the procedure set forth in regulations, may issue decisions establishing the necessary measures in order to put an end to non-compliance and to initiate appropriate disciplinary actions. 3. Repeated non-compliance with the active publicity obligations regulated in this Chapter shall be considered serious infringements for the purposes of application of the disciplinary regime stipulated in the corresponding regulations to the perpetrators. Article 10. Transparency Portal. 1. The Central State Administration shall create a Transparency Portal, under the aegis of the Ministry of the Presidency, which shall provide citizens with access to all of the information cited in the previous articles regarding its scope of action. 13