Ministers may, subject to a proposal from the Minister, determine types of Licenses that require ratification of the Council of Ministers, regardless of the value of the License. (f) The License granted pursuant to the provisions of this Law does not relieve from any additional approvals or licenses as may be required pursuant to any other law in force. (g) The Executive Provisions shall determine the licensing requirements, the procedures for filing License applications, the content of a License, and the procedures for ensuring that Licensees comply with License provisions and conditions. Article 27 Duty of Confidentiality of Licensees (a) Any Licensee, or any Person working for a Licensee, shall not use any information that belongs to another Licensee for any purpose other than the purpose for which it was obtained, or disclose it in any way without obtaining prior approval from the Licensee, owner of such information. (b) Any Licensee, or any Person working for a Licensee, shall not tamper with any subscribers' data, or use it for any other purpose other than the purpose for which it was obtained, or disclose it in any way without obtaining approval from the Subscriber. Chapter Six – Management of the Radio Frequency Spectrum Article 28 Regulating and Managing Frequency (a) The Radio Frequency Spectrum is a limited national economic resource. The Authority shall regulate and manage the Radio Frequency Spectrum, in accordance with the provisions of this Law, in a manner that does not conflict with the powers of the Supreme Committee for Radio-Frequency Spectrum Planning. (b) Within the framework of the National Frequency Plan, the Authority is responsible for the assignment of civil radio frequencies, the coordination of their use and for controlling compliance by Licensees with the conditions consented in their Licenses. (c) The Authority, in coordination with the Ministry of Defense and the Relevant Security Agencies, may use any methods required to verify compliance by the Licensees with the provisions of their Frequency usage license, including establishing and developing the necessary systems for managing and monitoring Radio Frequency Spectrum. (d) The Authority shall keep all tables, records, logs, reports and copies necessary to carry out the functions set out in this Article. (e) The Authority ensures that the procedures for allocating frequencies are objective, transparent and nondiscriminatory. 24