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(4)
Requirements to implement the work to which Licence applies according to agreed time
schedules and to notify the Authority of any constraints hindering timely implementation at
any stage.
(5)
Requirement to submit quarterly and annual reports indicating the technical, administrative
and financial aspects and any other information and data at such periods as specified by the
Authority.
(6)
Compliance with regulation, directives and orders issued by the Authority and any
applicable laws affecting the nature of Licence issued.
(7)
Establishing special unit for receiving and settling of customer complaints;
(8)
Where the Licensee wishes to enter into any association, contract or arrangement with a
third party to provide communication services which only the Licensee is permitted to
provide under the Licence he or she shall first seek approval of the Authority before
entering into such association, contract or arrangement.
(9)
The Licensee shall not enter into any arrangement with any person operating
international communication services on terms or conditions deemed by the Authority to
be in conflict with the public policy and national interests of South Sudan.
Cancellation of Licence.
(1)
(2)
The Authority shall cancel any communication Licence in any of the following
circumstances(a)
a Licensee’s non-payment of the prescribed fees for renewal of the Licence at the
specified time without acceptable excuse;
(b)
where the Licensee contravenes any conditions of the Licence;
(c)
upon liquidation of the Licensee’s business, declaration of bankruptcy or loss of
legal capacity;
(d)
where the Competent Minister or the Board has determined that continuation of the
Licence may prejudice the public policy or national interests of South Sudan.
The Authority may cancel a Licence issued for any specific services or area, if:
(a)
the Licensee contravenes any provisions of this Ac tor regulations;
(b)
where the Licensee’s operations have resulted in harm to other persons or where the
Licensee refuses to adapt his or her operations after having been required to do so by
the Authority;
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