: “SECTION 266/1 An inquiry official may use the information, facts, documents and any evidence that the SEC Office has submitted with the filing of complaint against the offender as part of the criminal
SEC Office has submitted in support of the accusation made against the offender may be used by an inquiry officer in the criminal investigation. Section 55. In the execution of his or her duties, the
SEC Office has submitted in support of the accusation made against the offender may be used by an inquiry officer in the criminal investigation. Section 55. In the execution of his or her duties, the
the period of time specified by the fine fixing committee, such case shall be regarded as settled under the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code. If the alleged offender refuses to pay the fine or
regarded as settled under the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code. If the alleged offender refuses to pay the fine or agrees to pay the fine but fails to pay the fine within the specified period, the
regarded as settled under the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code. If the alleged offender refuses to pay the fine or agrees to pay the fine but fails to pay the fine within the specified period, the
be an official under the Criminal Code. SECTION 30. The SEC Office shall establish an accounting system suitable for the operation of the SEC Office and shall have a regular internal audit. SECTION 31
the SEC, the commissioners of the SEC, the board members of the Capital Market Supervisory Board and the Secretary-General shall be an official under the Criminal Code. SECTION 30. The SEC Office shall
any case and the alleged offender has paid the fine as determined by the committee within the period of time specified by the committee, such case shall be regarded as settled. indicated amendment
under the first paragraph shall consist of three persons, one of whom must be an inquiry official under the Penal Procedure Code. When the committee has settled any case and the alleged offender has paid