The position of the whistleblower in inspection procedures and e.g. at the CSD is unequal. While the notifier does not have the status of a party in inspection proceedings, under Article 24 of the CPC, the notifier has the right to be informed of the measures taken by the authority in relation to the notification. This is not the case with the CSD - although responsible citizenship is emphasised, and citizens are supposed to send reports in cases of violence or other social distress, whistleblowers do not have the right to be informed of the measures. Some CSDs invoke the HIPC, which is ridiculous in cases where the whistleblower himself provides personal information about the persons whose distress he is reporting. At the same time, the CSD does not express a wish to be informed of the personal data of specific persons, but only of the measures taken by the authority in relation to a specific social case. I would therefore ask that whistleblowers in CSD proceedings be given the same rights as in inspection proceedings.