authorization, approval, registration, report, and application as stipulated by Acts and subordinate statutes (hereafter in this Article referred to as "permission") in the form of digital documents by anyone who administers facilities and equipment used for relaying digital documents (hereafter referred to as a "digital document relayer"). (2)The digital document processed in accordance with paragraph (1) shall be deemed the document stipulated in relevant Acts and subordinate statutes and the name signed and the seal placed on that digital document, a letter indicating the ostensible person of that digital document and an officially recognized digital signature under subparagraph 3 of Article 2 of the Digital Signature Act. <Amended by Act No. 6585, Dec. 31, 2001> (3)Any permission processed in a digital document under paragraph (1) shall be judged processed according to procedures stipulated in relevant Acts and subordinate statutes. (4)The Presidential Decree shall stipulate requisite matters concerning requirements and procedures for designating any digital document relayer. Article 19 (Time for Transmitting and Receiving Digital Document) (1)If anyone other than the creator or the creator’s agent, inputs the creator’s digital document into a computer not managed by the creator or the creator’s agent, the digital document shall be judged transmitted. (2)Any digital document shall be judged received at a time falling under any of the following subparagraphs: 1.The receiver designates a computer to receive the digital document and when the digital document is input into that computer: Provided, that the digital document is input into a computer other than the designated computer when the receiver outputs it; 2.The receiver does not designate a computer to receive the digital document when the digital document is input into a computer managed by the receiver. Article 20 (Presumption of Contents of a Digital Document) (1)The relevant contents shall be presumed compiled according to the contents of the digital document recorded in the computer file of the digital document relayer when a dispute arises between parties or interested parties over the contents of a digital document. (2)State organ heads or any local government heads shall assign and publish a fixed period of time that a digital document relayer must keep a digital document in their custody.