233 (7) No modification of the broadcasting code shall be effective unless approved by the Minister and published in the Gazette. Co-enforcement procedures 41. (1) In any case in which the Authority, either on its own motion or in response to a complaint, has reason to believe that a broadcasting licensee has contravened any provision of the broadcasting code, the Authority shall refer the matter to the Panel. (2) The Panel shall establish written procedures for the resolution of disputes. These procedures shall ensure that (a) (b) (3) a licensee against whom a complaint has been made will receive notice and an opportunity to respond; and any recommendation to the Authority will be made based solely on the record compiled by the Panel. The Panel shall resolve all disputes referred to it and a resolu- tion may include (a) withdrawal of the complaint; (b) issuance of a retraction, clarification or apology; (c) adoption of a corrective action plan; (d) payment of restitution; and (e) a fine payable to the Authority. (4) If the Panel is unable to resolve any dispute, within 90 days of the date on which it receives a complaint, the Panel shall refer the matter to the Authority in a written report (a) summarising the relevant facts, as determined by the Panel; (b) providing recommendations for the resolution of the