Decision on administrative penalties sent by post but not received is considered delivered?

Pursuant to Article 70 of the 2012 Law on Handling Administrative Violations which stipulates the delivery of administrative sanction decisions for execution as follows:

In case of delivery by registered mail through the postal service, if after a period of 10 days from the date the sanctioning decision has been sent by postal service for the third time and is returned due to the individual or organization in violation deliberately not receiving it; the sanctioning decision has been posted at the residence of the individual or at the headquarters of the penalized organization or there is reason to believe that the violator is evading receipt of the sanctioning decision, then it is considered that the decision has been delivered.

Thus, for an administrative sanction decision sent by mail to be considered delivered, it must meet the above conditions.

Sincerely!