If the Fair Trade Commission finds that an entrusting business operator has violated the provisions of Article 3, the Commission may recommend to the entrusting business operator that it promptly indicate the details under paragraph (1) of that Article, deliver a document under paragraph (2) of that Article, or take other necessary measures.
If the Fair Trade Commission finds that a specified entrusting business operator has violated the provisions of Article 4, paragraph (5), the Commission may recommend to the specified entrusting business operator that it promptly pay the remuneration or take other necessary measures.
If the Fair Trade Commission finds that a specified entrusting business operator is in violation of the provisions of Article 5, paragraph (1) (limited to the part regarding item (i)), the Commission may recommend to the specified entrusting business operator that it promptly receive the work from the specified entrusted business operator or take other necessary measures.
If the Fair Trade Commission finds that a specified entrusting business operator has violated the provisions of Article 5, paragraph (1) (excluding the part regarding item (i)), the Commission may recommend to the specified entrusting business operator that it promptly pay the amount deducted from the remuneration amount, accept the goods related to the work performed by the specified entrusted business operator, increase the remuneration amount, take back the goods that the specified entrusted business operator was forced to purchase, or take other necessary measures.
If the Fair Trade Commission finds that a specified entrusting business operator has violated the provisions of Article 5, paragraph (2), the Commission may recommend to the specified entrusting business operator that it promptly take the measures necessary to protect the interests of the specified entrusted business operator.
If the Fair Trade Commission finds that an entrusting business operator is in violation of the provisions of Article 6, paragraph (3), the Commission may recommend to the entrusting business operator that it promptly cease any disadvantageous treatment or take other necessary measures.