PART VII RADIO FREQUENCY MANAGEMENT Frequency management. 34. (1) The Commission shall be responsible for managing the efficient and effective use of radio frequency spectrum, including spectrum and orbital locations used by satellite services, and in doing so shall (a) after consultation with all major stakeholders including the sound and television broadcasting industries in accordance with section 32 of the Swaziland Communications Commission Act, recommend a national frequency allocation plan which may be revised periodically, as necessary; (b) assign radio frequency spectrum or groups of radio frequency spectrum in accordance with the national frequency plan and with publicly availably national policies; (c) monitor the use of the radio frequency spectrum for purposes of eliminating harmful interference, ensuring efficient usage, planning of radio frequency spectrum allocation and radio frequency spectrum assignment, and for making spectrum-occupancy related information available to the industry and consumers; (d) in collaboration with the Minister, make and publicise decisions necessary for the management and the use of the radio frequency spectrum; (e) in collaboration with the Minister, prescribe fees for the use of the radio frequency spectrum; (f) in the allocation and assignment of radio frequency spectrum, give due regard to the requirements of safety and emergency services; (g) where necessary, specify compatibility standards for the interoperability of radio frequency equipment and ensure that the standards are adhered to; and (h) represent the country in international fora on matters regarding radio frequency spectrum management. (2) In carrying out the functions of the Commission under subsection (1), the Commission shall take into account international agreements, treaties and conventions to 26