Decision

(1) The authority decides on an assessment of the overall result of the procedure.
(2) Administrative acts concluding the formal procedure must be issued in writing, reasoned in writing, and served on the parties; in the cases of section 39(2), nos. 1 and 3, a statement of reasons is not required. An electronic administrative act under the first sentence must be furnished with a permanently verifiable qualified electronic signature or with the qualified electronic seal of the authority. Where more than 50 services are to be made, they may be replaced by public notice. Public notice is effected by the operative part of the administrative act and the instruction on legal remedies being made known in the authority's official gazette and additionally in local daily newspapers circulating in the area in which the decision is expected to have effect. The administrative act is deemed served on the day on which two weeks have elapsed since the day of the notice in the official gazette; this must be pointed out in the notice. After the public notice, the administrative act may be requested in writing or electronically by the parties up to the expiry of the period for the legal remedy; this must likewise be pointed out in the notice.
(3) Where the formal administrative procedure is concluded in another manner, the parties must be notified of this. Where more than 50 notifications are to be made, they may be replaced by public notice; subsection (2), fourth sentence applies correspondingly.