Annex 3 – Full text of the Ombudsman Act (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) with the exception of the personal data of family members–shall be published without delay by the Secretary General of the Office of the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights (hereinafter referred to as “the Office”) on the website of the Office. The declarations of assets may be removed from the website after a period of one year following the termination of the mandates of the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights or of his/her Deputies. The declarations of assets shall be processed by the Secretary General of the Office. Only the members of the Conflict of Interests Committee of Parliament (hereinafter referred to as “the Conflict of Interests Committee”) may have access to the declaration of assets of family members in proceedings related to the declaration of assets of the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights or of his/her Deputies. Anyone may initiate proceedings related to the declaration of assets of the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights or of his/her Deputies by the chairman of the Conflict of Interests Committee with a statement of facts specifically indicating the contested part and content of the declaration of assets. If such initiative does not meet the requirements contained in this subsection, if it is manifestly unfounded or if a repeatedly submitted initiative does not contain new facts or data, the chairman of the Conflict of Interests Committee shall reject the initiative without conducting proceedings. The veracity of those contained in the declaration of assets shall be checked by the Conflict of Interests Committee. In the course of the proceedings related to the declaration of assets, at the invitation of the Conflict of Interests Committee, the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights or his/her Deputies shall notify without delay and in writing the supporting data on property, income and interest relations indicated in their own declaration of assets and in that of their family members. Such supporting data may be accessed only by members of the Conflict of Interests Committee. The chairman of the Conflict of Interests Committee shall inform the Speaker of Parliament of the outcome of the check and the latter shall inform Parliament at its next sitting of the facts established by the Conflict of Interests Committee. The supporting data submitted by the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights or his/her Deputies shall be deleted on the thirtieth day following the termination of the proceedings related to the declaration of assets. The Secretary General of the Office shall keep the declaration of assets of a former Commissioner for Fundamental Rights and of his/ her former Deputies, as well as of their family members, for a period of one year following the termination of their mandates. 135