the third working day following the citation the response may be recorded, or the charges dropped. Next, a trial period of five working days will open. The parties will present their conclusions within the next two business days. The legal consultancy will present on the fifth working day a draft decision to the Executive Committee, who will make a decision within thirty business days following its receipt, thus exhausting the administrative procedure. Jurisdictional appeals against the decision may be made in the following thirty working days, counted from the notification. This mechanism suspends the effects of the act. Article 72. The individuals and legal entities subject of this Law will submit to arbitration unresolved disputes between them, that arise with respect to the legal relationships regulated by it, in accordance with the provisions of the Commercial Arbitration Law. Additional laws in the filmmaking sector Within the broad audiovisual field there are many issues that fall within different sectors and other types of laws and regulations are applicable. Some relevant laws include: Regulation of the National Cinematography Law Internal Regulation of Stimulus to the Culture of Filmmaking Authorial Rights Law Law of Culture Likewise, Antonio D 'Jesús, the Permanent Secretary of the Commission for Culture and Recreation, issued a statement in December 2016 regarding the problems of censorship with the Venezuelan film El Inca which, in accordance with the aforementioned laws, should be given: Guarantee of Freedom of Creation Understanding that the freedom of creation is part of Venezuelan cultural diversity All Venezuelans have the right to access Venezuelan cultural diversity through release, production and investment References Reglamento de la Ley de Cinematografía Nacional Retrieved 9 January 2017 (.gob.ve) Marco Jurídico del Sector Cinematográfico Retrieved 10 January 2017 (.gob.ve) Law of Venezuela Cinema of Venezuela 1993 in law