(a) the expiration of the term specified in the
licence, if not otherwise renewed pursuant
to section 25;
(b) the happening of an event or circumstance
which according to the terms of the licence
causes it to terminate;
(c) a renunciation of the licence by the
operator;
(d) the revocation of the licence;
(e) the insolvency, liquidation or bankruptcy of
the licensee, or an assignment for the
benefit of creditors; or
(f) the licence being cancelled or revoked
under section 29 or 31, as the case may
be.
PART III - TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
INFORM-ATION
AND
COMMUNICATIONS
LICENCES
Principles of
licence
conditions
29. A condition imposed with regard to the
operation of electronic communication networks or
the provision of electronic communication services
must be non discriminatory, proportionate, and
trans-parent and must be justified in relation to the
targeted network or service.
Procedures
governing
licences
30. (1) The procedures by which information and
communications licences are governed are
(a) this Act, and any other regulation issued by
the Authority;
(b) sector policies; and
(c) prevailing market conditions.
(2) An authorized entity shall, in addition to
complying with the provisions
of this Act,
regulations made under this Act and the terms
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