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Article 24
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The non-government agency, owner, holder, keeper or interested persons of those confiscated files or duplicates may raise an objection with the central government authority in charge of the industry concerned or the special municipality, county (city) government concerned against the acts of demand, compulsory enforcement, detention, or duplication mentioned in the preceding two Articles.<br/>Upon receiving the objection mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the central government authority in charge of the industry concerned or the special municipality, county (city) government concerned shall immediately cease or rectify such acts if the objection is considered reasonable; otherwise, it may continue such acts. Upon the request of the person who raises the objection, a record of the reasons for objection shall be prepared and delivered to such person.<br/>An appeal against the decision made by the central government authority in charge of the industry concerned or the special municipality, county (city) government concerned under the preceding paragraph may only be filed jointly with the appeal against the substantive decision of the case. However, if the persons identified in paragraph 1 do not have the rights to appeal against the substantive decision of the case under the law, such persons may file an administrative lawsuit solely against the acts identified in the same paragraph 1.
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