Egypt Telecommunication Regulation Law – February 2003 In such case, the Radio and Television Union shall notify the NTRA of the possession, installation or operation of the aforementioned sets. Article 53 – Licensing fees for frequency Spectrum The NTRA shall determine and announce the fees for licensing of Frequency or Frequency Band usage for various Radio Telecommunication Services. All Frequency Spectrum Users shall have to settle such fees. Provisions of the previous clause shall not apply to Frequency Bands exclusively allocated by the International Telecommunication Union for Radio and Television services. It shall neither apply to the existing Radio and Television Union networks used for program transmission and distribution. Article 54 – Evacuation from existing bandwidths The NTRA shall, for the purpose of providing new Telecommunication Services according to recognized international rules, have the right to vacate Frequency Bands from occupants in exchange for fair compensation and shall also grant these occupants a period of not less than a year, for executing such evacuation. The evacuation of Frequency Bands occupied by the Armed Forces and the National Security Entities, Frequency Bands exclusively allocated by the International Telecommunication Union for services provided by governmental entities and Frequency Bands of existing networks of the Radio and Television Union allocated for the transmission and distribution of radio and television programs shall be effected upon agreement between the NTRA and any of these entities in return of a fair reasonable compensation to be agreed upon. Article 55 – Right to inspect and monitor frequency use and license compliance The NTRA shall have the right to use all the means, which enable to detect unauthorized frequency usage and to verify that the licensing conditions are complied with. The NTRA shall also have the right to inspect authorized Radio Equipment to verify their compliance with the licensing conditions. This shall be done in coordination with the Armed Forces and National Security Entities in order to ensure noninfringement to their applied systems. Article 56 – Right to exclude wireless equipment The NTRA shall after obtaining the consent of the Armed Forces and National Security Entities, have the right to exclude certain types of Radio Equipment from the need to be licensed for Frequency usage and it shall announce such types and their specifications. Article 57 – License transfer of Spectrum allocation to a third party The licensee shall not have the right to waive his Frequency usage License to a third party except with a prior consent from the NTRA. National Telecom. Reg.Authority 21