- Non Official - H. The Bureau and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will determine a procedure for regulating their shared work with regard to international cooperation within 120 days of commencement of work by the Bureau. I. Regulating Body 1. Definition: the “regulating body” – a body that has the authority to determine, in accordance with all laws and Government Resolutions, which of the relevant bodies is responsible for any given subject in the cyber field, the scope of their responsibilities and the reciprocal relationships between the various bodies. The cyber Bureau will function as a regulating body only in those cases where it is clear that there is no party responsible for a given area or where there is a lack of coordination due to the multiplicity of parties operating in a particular area. 2. Further to Article 2(r) in Addendum A to this Resolution: a. According to this Article, the Bureau’s decision, which will be made in accordance with this Resolution, will take effect within 30 days of publication, unless a later date is determined therein. b. The head of any relevant body may object to the Bureau's decision, in writing, to the Prime Minister, the minister in charge and the Bureau. c. If the head of a relevant body objects to the Bureau’s decision regarding an area under his responsibility, the matter in dispute will be brought to the Prime Minister for a ruling, and he will make a decision on the matter or bring it to the government or the national security ministerial committee for discussion within 120 days. All other undisputed areas regularized in the Bureau’s decision in accordance with this Article will remain valid. d. If the head of a relevant body objects to the Bureau’s decision in accordance with this Article, or part of it, the decision, or the part under dispute, will not take effect until the ruling in accordance with Article I(2)(C) of this Addendum. - Non Official Page 9 of 9