(a) allegations of unfair competition or abuse of
dominant position by a licensee;
(b) access to, use or an abuse of, and other
matters relating to, network interconnection,
whether or not an interconnection
agreement exists;
(c) rates, charges and other payments or
compensation arising under agreements
between licensees;
(d) frequency coordination;
(e) technical aspects of the public information
and communications services and systems;
and
(f) damage to or interference with licensee’s
equipment, network or services by another
licensee.
(4) The Authority may decide not to initiate an
investigation referred to in subsection (1) where it
is satisfied that other means of resolving the
dispute in a timely manner are available to the
parties or if legal proceedings in relation to the
dispute have been initiated by any party to the
dispute.
(5) Where the Authority decides not to initiate an
investigation under subsection (4), it shall inform
the parties of the decision.
(6) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection
(4), if four months from the date of a decision
referred to in subsection (3), the dispute is not
resolved and the party seeking redress has not
initiated legal proceedings before the ordinary
courts or any other competent adjudicative body,
however so described, the Authority shall initiate
an investigation and give a decision in accordance
with the provisions of this section.
(7) On receipt of a reference under this section, or
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