The National Enforcement Committee meeting is open to the public at the request of the respondent. However, the Chairman may prohibit the public from entering the meeting room during all or part of the meeting in order to preserve public order or when publicity is likely to infringe business secrecy or any other secret protected by law.
The Commission may hear any person it deems useful.
Minutes of the meeting are drawn up by the meeting secretary, appointed by the Chairman. The minutes are signed by the Chairman, the session secretary and the rapporteur.
The decision, signed by the Chairman, mentions the names of the members of the Committee who took the decision. The person concerned is notified of the decision as soon as possible, by registered letter or by electronic registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt.