on otherwise becoming aware of a dispute or a
possible default which the Authority believes
should be investigated in the public interest, the
Authority shall notify the licensee concerned that
the matter is under investigation and allow the
licensee seven days within which to produce the
relevant information and make its representations
to any claim or allegation levied against it.
(8) Based on its own investigations and on written
and testimonial representations provided by the
parties, the Authority may issue such directives as
are within its powers and as it may deem
appropriate.
(9) The decision of the Authority rendered pursuant
to this section shall be entered in the register of the
Authority within fifteen days, and communicated to
all parties to the dispute.
(10) In issuing a decision under this article the
Authority shall state the reasons on which it is
based, and shall, subject to such requirements of
commercial confidentiality as it may deem
appropriate, notify the parties to the dispute with a
copy of the decision.
(11) Unless arbitrary or capricious, the decision of
the Authority in a dispute is binding on the parties
and, where a contract or agreement exists
between the parties, the decision shall have the
effect of an addendum to the contract or
agreement.
(12) For the purpose of this section, a decision is
arbitrary or capricious if it is not in conformity with
the rules of procedure with which the Authority is
legally bound to comply.
(13) The provisions of this section shall not limit,
relieve, or in any way affect, the obligations of a
licensee under any condition of a licence.
(14) An undertaking to which a decision under this
section applies shall forthwith comply with that
decision, and if the undertaking fails to do so, it
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