an incident concerning the provision of digital services in this Member State, without disclosing the identification details of the reportee, and while maintaining the security and commercial interests of the reportee l) Receives reports of cyber security incidents from public authorities and legal or natural persons that are not specified in Section 3; governmental CERT processes the reports, and if its capabilities allow it and is the report concerns a cyber security incident with a significant impact, governmental CERT provides public authorities or legal or natural persons affected by a cyber security incident with methodical support, help and cooperation m) Fulfils the role of a CSIRT team according to relevant European Union legislation12) n) Cooperates with CSIRT teams of other Member States. CHAPTER III State of cyber emergency Section 21 (1) A state of cyber emergency is a state in which there is a high measure of threat to the security of information of information systems or electronic communication network services or to the security and integrity of electronic communication networks1), and this could lead to breaches or threats to the interests of the Czech Republic in line with the meaning of the Act on the Protection of Classified Information. (2) The director of the Agency shall decide on the declaration of a state of cyber emergency. The decision about the declaration of a state of cyber emergency is published on the official notice board of the Agency. Information about the declaration of a state of cyber emergency is announced in broadcast on national radio and television. The operator of the national television or radio is obliged to immediately broadcast the information about the declaration of a state of cyber emergency based on the request of the Agency without adjusting the content and without reimbursement of incurred costs. (3) The decision of the declaration of a state of cyber emergency comes into effect at the moment set out in this decision. The state of cyber emergency is announced for a necessary period of time, 7 days at the longest. This period of time can be extended by the director of the Agency; the total period of time for which the state of cyber emergency is declared shall not exceed 30 days. (4) During the time in which the state of cyber emergency is declared, the director of the Agency shall inform the government of remedial procedures adopted under the state of cyber emergency and of the current status of threats which led to the declaration of the state of cyber emergency. Under a state of cyber emergency and under a state of emergency4) in cases according to paragraph 6, the Agency is entitled to issue a decision or a measure of general nature according to Section 13 also to public authorities and legal or natural persons specified in Section 3, letters a) and b). (5) A state of cyber emergency cannot be declared when a threat to the security of information of information systems or electronic communication network services or to the security and integrity