Section 13 states that: “Any person, who considers that a State agency fails to publish the information under Section 7, fails to make the information available for public inspection under Section 9, fails to provide him with the information under Section 11, violates or fails to comply with this Act, or delays in performing its duties, or considers that he does not receive convenience without reasonable cause, is entitled to lodge a complaint with the Board, except where it is the case concerning the issuance of an order prohibiting the disclosure of information under Section 15 or an order dismissing the objection under Section 17 or an order refusing the correction, alteration or deletion of the personal information under Section 25. In the case where the complaint is lodged with the Board under paragraph one, the Board shall complete the consideration thereof within thirty days as from the date of the receipt of the complaint. In case of necessity, such period may be extended; provided that, the reason therefor is specified and the total period shall not exceed sixty days.”