Article Eleven:
Frequency Spectrum is a state-owned natural resource. The Council of Ministers is the approving authority of the National Frequency Spectrum Plan for the purpose of achieving optimum utilization of this national resource, in accordance with International and Regional Agreements and approved regulations and standards.
Article Twelve:
The Commission shall regulate the frequencies as follows:
1. The Commission shall set the National Frequency Spectrum Plan in coordination with the involved parties, refer the same to the Ministry, for submission to the Council of Ministers for approval
2. . The Commission shall ensure that the frequencies are used in conformity with the National Frequency Spectrum Plan. Further, it shall set a special register called "National Frequency Register" to record all the information pertaining to the frequencies, their allocation and usage
3. The concerned parties, as per their responsibilities, shall manage and supervise their assigned frequencies. The frequencies shall be used only for the purpose for which they are assigned
4. The Commission shall manage and supervise frequencies assigned for civil and commercial purposes. It shall set a plan for distribution and usage of these frequencies, and shall submit the same to the Minister for approval
Article Thirteen:
Any frequency allocated for civil or commercial purposes shall not be used by any user or operator without prior assignment by the Commission, obtaining the necessary license and payment of fees for usage of this frequency pursuant to the procedures prescribed by the Bylaws.
Article Fourteen:
In the event the frequencies are used in a manner contradicting this Act, its Bylaws or the licensing provisions, the Commission shall have the right to issue a decision to cease operation of the equipment used in violation or withdraw the same from service and resort to security authorities to enforce the decision if need be .