Each Member State shall designate a central authority or, where its constitutional system so requires, central authorities responsible for transmitting and receiving extradition requests and the necessary supporting documents, as well as any other official correspondence relating to extradition requests, unless otherwise provided for in this Convention.

The following provisions shall apply to States Parties that have a federal or non-unitary constitutional system:

Soon after the adoption of this law, Lojze Ude drew attention to the unclear and constitutionally controversial regulation of both rights.

The ex-constitutional judge Matevž Krivic, who was also an active partner in debates about media law, holds that an ombudsman is not the best solution.

However, since this caused a number of disputes, many of which ended up before the courts, the new media law is now faced with the question of whether it would not be necessary, given the wording of the Constitution, to re-introduce the distinction between these two rights.