Paragraph   2.   The   practices   described   in   the   caption   of   this   article,   once   adopted   by   military   personnel   or   public   agents,   shall   subject   them   to   administrative   improbity  charges,  in  conformity  with  Law  n.  1.079,  of  April  10,  1950  and  Law  n.  8.429,   of  June  2,  1992.   Article   33.   The   following   sanctions   shall   apply   to   natural   persons   or   private   entities  with  access  to  information  because  of  their  relations  with  the  Government  and   in  case  they  fail  to  comply  with  the  provisions  established  by  this  Law:   I  –  warning;   II  –  fine;   III  –  termination  of  the  relations  established  with  the  Government;   IV  –  temporary  prohibition  to  participate  in  public  bidding  and  impediment  to   contract  with  the  public  administration  for  a  period  of  up  to  2  (two)  years;  and   V  –  ineligibility  declaration  preventing  them  to  bid  or  contract  with  the  public   administration   until   further   rehabilitation   promoted   by   the   same   authority   which   applied  the  penalty.   Paragraph  1.  The  sanctions  provisioned  in  clauses  I,  III  and  IV  shall  be  applied  in   combination  with  the  sanction  provisioned  in  clause  II,  ensuring  the  right  of  defense  to   the  interested  part  in  the  respective  proceeding  within  10  (ten)  days.   Paragraph  2.  The  rehabilitation  referred  to  in  clause  V  shall  be  only  authorized   after   the   interested   part   reimburses   the   body   or   entity   of   the   damages   they   caused   and  after  the  sanction  period  applied  on  the  basis  of  clause  IV.   Paragraph   3.   The   sanction   established   in   clause   V   shall   be   applied   by   the   highest  authority  of  the  public  body  or  entity,  ensuring  the  defense  of  the  interested   part  in  the  respective  proceeding  within  10  (ten)  days  from  its  disclosure.   Article   34.   Public   bodies   and   entities   shall   directly   respond   for   the   damages   caused  by  unauthorized  disclosure  or  undue  use  of  classified  or  personal  information,   20