2. In the event that NITDA finds the explanations of the alleged violator coherent and sufficient, NITDA may discontinue the enforcement process Notice of Enforcement Where NITDA is satisfied that a breach of NDPR has occurred: 1. NITDA will issue a “Notice of Enforcement” citing the specific breach and demand mandatory compliance within a specific time frame from the date of the service of notice. 2. NITDA may issue an administrative fine or penalty in line with extant laws. Issuance of NITDA may consider issuing a public statement warning the Public Notice public and other Agencies of Government of the dangers of (OPTIONAL) dealing with a violator who has perpetrated a breach of the NDPR. Request of Prosecution A. Where a violator does not take steps to address breach or consult with NITDA as to what steps to be taken to remedy breach after the period stated in the "Notice for Enforcement"; or B. NITDA may file an official Petition or Notice of Prosecution to the Office of the Attorney General of the Federation, stating the following: Original complaint; I. II. Enforcement process initiated by the NITDA; and III. Implication of the action of the violator to the development of ICT in Nigeria. IV. A copy of the notice, which will be copied to the Presidency and any other relevant organ of 25 | P a g e