No. 136 Chapter 69 Gor Government Gazette 27 May 2019 required to constitute a quorum. The Chairperson shall preside over the meeting. If the Chairperson does not attend the meeting, or is unable to perform the duties, the attending members shall elect one member among themselves to be the chairperson of the meeting. A decision of the meeting shall be made by a majority of votes. Each member shall have one vote. In case of equal votes, the chairperson of the meeting shall have an additional vote as the decisive vote. Any member having an interest in the matter to be considered in the meeting shall be prohibited from attending such meeting. The meeting of the commission supervising the Office of Personal Data Protection Committee may be undertaken by electronic means, as prescribed by the Committee. Section 54 The Commission Supervising the Office of Personal Data Protection Committee shall have the following powers and duties. (1) To prescribe administration policy and give approval to the Office’s operation plan; (2) To issue rules governing the organization, financial matters, human resources administration, general administrative works, internal audit, including welfares and support services of the Office; (3) To approve the annual operation plan, annual spending plan and annual budget o f the Office; (4) To control the administration and operation of the Office and the Secretary-General to be in accordance with this Act and other related laws; (5) To appoint a selection committee for the selection of the SecretaryGeneral; (6) To determine any appeals against the administrative orders of the Secretary-General in the part of the Office’s administration; (7) To evaluate the result of the Office’s operation and the SecretaryGeneral’s work performance; and (8) To perform any other duties prescribed by this Act or other related laws as the duties and power of the Commission Supervising the Office of Personal Data Protection Committee or as assigned by the Committee or the Cabinet. For the rules in (2), if there is a restriction of the power of the SecretaryGeneral in entering into a juristic act with a third party, it must be published in the Government Gazette. 26