Chapter 3: Procedure Provision                                 Article 13 - Procedure for Cybercrime Offence Procedure for Cybercrime offenses, which is stated in this law, shall be implemented as stated in the penal code procedure if there is no separate procedure in this law. Article 14 - Officials competent to investigate Cybercrime offence Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and officials of National AntiCybercrime Committee who gain an advantage as judicial police official are empowered to investigate cybercrime offenses that are stipulated in this law and those in the panel code. Other persons or units that are aware of cybercrime offenses are stipulated in this law and cybercrime offenses stated in the panel code share make complaints to the National Anti-Cybercrime Committee. Article 15 – Appointment of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee officials as judicial police Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee are legally entitled to a status as judicial police officials in order to perform their duties. Officials of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee may be entitled to status as judicial police officials in accordance with the provisions in the penal procedure code. The Secretary General of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee takes charge of preparing list of officials of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee who are entitled to status as judicial police officials through Prakas of the Minister of Justice. Article 16 – Investigation Power of NACC Officials of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee who are appointed as judicial police take charge of investigating cybercrime offences. If during the course of a cybercrime offence, investigation different offenses are found whose facts are related to the offence being investigated by National Anti-Cybercrime Committee, officials of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee shall make complaint to competence authority. Secretariat of National Anti-Cybercrime Committee can not investigate other offences except ones unless with the court order. The court can order National Anti-Cybercrime Committee to undertake forensic inquiries in order to facilitate the work of the court. 8