(c)

the technical and electromagnetic compatibility of the application with any
other licensed service;

(d)

any agreement between Mauritius or the Authority with any other State, or
any national or international organization relating to information and
communication technologies including telecommunication.

(6)

The Authority shall, within a period of 90 days from the date of receipt of the
application, convey its decision to the applicant.

(7)

Where the Authority agrees to issue, transfer, renew, or vary the terms of a licence
(a) it may do so by imposing any term or condition that it thinks fit;
(b)

it shall give written notice of its decision, and the reasons therefor, to any
person objections who has raised an objection
pursuant to subsection (3)(a).

(8)

Where the Authority refuses to issue, transfer, renew or vary the terms of a licence,
it shall gives written notice of its decision, and the reasons therefore, to the
applicant and to any person who has raised an objection pursuant to subsection (3)
(a).

(9)

No licence shall be issued or renewed under this section unless the prospective
licensee pays such fee as may be prescribed.

(10)

Every licence shall specify-

(11)

(a)

the name and business address of the licensee;

(b)

the installation, apparatus and premises to which
it relates;

(c

the network or service to be provided by the licensee; and

(d)

any term or condition imposed pursuant to subsection (7)(a).

Subject to subsection (12), the authority may, of its own motion, vary the terms of,
or revoke, a licence on the ground that the licensee has (a)

contravened this Act; or

(b) acted in breach of any term or condition imposed pursuant to subsection (7)(a).
(12)

Where the Authority proposes to vary the terms of, or revoke, a licence pursuant to
subsection (11), it shall have written notice of its intention to the licensee, stating (a)

the reasons for which it proposes to do so; and

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