3. Any review of a national radio-frequency spectrum plan pursuant to paragraph 1 of this article shall be subject to the rights of radio-frequency spectrum licencees pursuant to article 65. Article 60 Management of the radio-frequency spectrum 1. The Authority shall have the exclusive right to manage, allocate and assign radiofrequency spectrum, including the radio-frequency spectrum used for broadcasting in Timor-Leste. 2. No person may use the radio-frequency spectrum, including the transmission of radio communications, or operate radio equipment in a manner that is inconsistent with or in violation of the present Decree-Law or any regulatory measure issued thereunder. 3. The Authority shall ensure that radio-frequency spectrum is managed and used in a manner that: a) Is objective, transparent, non-discriminatory and proportionate; b) Promotes access to services in areas not served by telecommunications services; c) Guarantees the development of broadband Internet access; d) Relies, where reasonable, on standards normally used in the respective industry and on self-regulation; e) Promotes the efficient use of the radio-frequency spectrum; f) Does not impose unnecessary costs on radio-frequency spectrum users; g) Is technologically neutral, in particular permitting evolution to new technologies and services; h) Is consistent with any applicable international treaties, commitments, recommendations or standards legally binding upon Timor-Leste, including those of the International Telecommunications Union; and i) Meets the needs of radio-frequency spectrum users in Timor-Leste including, without limitation: (i) Telecommunications services; (ii) Radio and television broadcasting services; (iii) Military, defence and security services;