Every State Party shall commit itself, taking into account its domestic law, to arrange for the penal responsibility of juridical persons for the offences committed by their representatives on their behalf or in their interest, without prejudice to imposing a punishment on the person who committed the offence personally. Article 21: Increasing Punishment for Traditional Crimes Committed by Means of Information Technology Every State Party shall commit itself to increasing the punishment for traditional crimes when they are committed by means of information technology Chapter III Procedural Provisions Article 22: Scope of Application of the Procedural Provisions 1- 2- 3- Every State Party shall commit itself to adopting, in its domestic law, the legislations and procedures necessary to specify the powers and procedures set forth in Chapter III of this convention. Taking into account the provisions of Article 29, every State Party shall apply the powers and procedures mentioned in paragraph 1 to: a- offences mentioned in Articles 6 to 19 of this Convention. b- any other offences committed by means of information technology. c- collecting evidence on offences in electronic format. a- A State Party may reserve the right to apply the procedures mentioned in Article 29 only to the offences or types of offences covered by the reservation, provided that the number of these offences shall not exceed the number of offences to which the procedures mentioned in Article 9