84 Appeals against decisions of the Authority Joint and vicarious liability Communications No. 34 (d) ordering the licensee to pay a fine; (e) suspending the licensee's licence; (f) revoking the licensee's licence; or (g) any other order the Authority may deem appropriate. 196. A licensee aggrieved by a decision of the Authority made under this Act may, within thirty days of receiving the order, apply to the high Court for judicial review of the decision. 197.__(1) where an entity charged with an offence under this Act is a body corporate, any person who, at the time the offence was committed was a chief executive officer, manager or officer of such body corporate, may be charged jointly in the same proceedings with the body corporate, if the person was party to the offence committed. (2) A person who is a partner in a firm shall be jointly and severally liable for acts or omissions of other partners in the firm so far as the acts or omissions relate to the firm. Initiation of court action Code of conduct Regulations (3) A licensee shall be vicariously liable for the acts or omissions of its agent, clerk, servant or other person, in so far as the acts or omissions relate to the business of the licensee. 198. A consumer of communication services or products, a recognized consumer organization, or any aggrieved entity, may initiate court action against any licensee for an offence committed against the consumer, the consumer organization or the entity, provided that the consumer, the consumer organization or the entity has previously filed a complaint with the Authority, and is not satisfied with the decision of the Authority. 199.__(1) A licensee may develop a code of conduct providing for best practices when carrying out its activities. (2) A licensee that develops a code of conduct shall notify, and provide a copy to, the Authority. 200.__(1) The Minister may, on recommendation from the Authority, make regulations for the better carrying into effect the provisions of this Act. (2) without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), the regulations may provide for__ (a) the financial management of the affairs of the Authority; (b) the content of service level agreements; (c) the protection of consumers of the services provided under this Act;