①Pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, once the Prime Minister has certified a qualified consumer organization as referred to in Article 13, paragraph (1), the Prime Minister is to issue public notice of its name and address, the office address at which it will provide services related to the right to demand an injunction, and the date of the certification, as well as notify the qualified consumer organization in writing to that effect.

②A qualified consumer organization must, pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Office Order, post a notice to the effect that it is a qualified consumer organization so that it is easily visible at the office where it provides services related to the right to demand an injunction, and make that fact available for public inspection by automatic public transmission (meaning automatically transmitting information in response to a request from the public with the aim of its being directly received by the public, excluding transmission that falls under broadcasting or cable broadcasting) conducted through connection to a telecommunications line.

③A person that is not a qualified consumer organization must not use any letters or characters in its name that is likely to mislead the public to believe that it is a qualified consumer organization, and must not give any indication regarding its operations that is likely mislead the public to believe that it is a qualified consumer organization.