Before issuance of decision in this regard, CITRA shall make the investigations it deems necessary and it may request any information or data from the licensee, summon any person to express his view win the issue. It should, before issuing the decision, advise the licensee with the reasons underlying its issue and the procedures it shall follow to avoid issuance thereof. CITRA shall notify the licensee of the decision it issues in this regard and may notify any other related person. The necessary and required procedures to remove the causes of the violation shall be adopted at the expense of the violator. Chapter Nine Authority of Delegated Legal Power Article (59) A-A decision by the Minister in coordination with CITRA will identify the employees with delegated legal powers in accordance with the provisions of this law and regulations and decisions issued in its enforcement. B-Without prejudice to the Criminal Procedures Law and other established laws in the State, CITRA employees referred to in Item (A) of this article shall have CITRA to supervise implementing regulations of this law, the regulations, decisions and orders issued in application to its provisions. They shall have the right to access the locations which have, or are suspected to have, telecommunication devices, networks, or facilities, or all or part of the infrastructure used in the telecommunication services to inspect them and to seize any telecommunication devices or equipment which are not licensed, allowed , or used in an unauthorized activity, or that, if used, would jam or damage the existing telecommunication systems. For this purpose, those employees shall have the right to: 1-Request and examine licenses, books, registers, documents and all papers related to the telecommunication activity. 2-Examine and inspect any telecommunication devices, telecommunication installations, or any other facilities related to providing telecommunication service or establishing, operating or owning telecommunication network. 3-Review any other information or documents in any form they might be related to the provision of telecommunication services. C-The employees referred to in the preceding paragraph shall have the right to enter any aircraft, ship, boat or any vehicle that lands or docks in the State to inspect it for stations and radio telecommunication devices related to telecommunication frequencies, or to review the documents and papers pertaining thereto. D-Any person shall be prohibited from preventing or obstructing any of the authorized persons from performing the tasks and authorities set forth in this article. E-Civil and military authorities and Public Security Forces and authorized persons of legal powers shall include any possible assistance to perform their tasks in seizing violations. 21