Article 43 Any regulations, decisions and orders issued pertaining to fees shall indicate the following:   1.      The entity to which the fees and charges are to be paid. 2.      Fees and charges are levied on Licensees in an impartial manner. 3.          The factors on which fees and charges may be based, such as the amount of the radio frequency spectrum provided in the License; whether the Licensee is operating in a shared or exclusive frequency band; and the percentage or proportion of the licence revenues derived from the use of the radio spectrum. 4.      Fees and charges payable under the Law and this By-Law in addition to any other fees or charges that must be paid by service providers in connection with their operations or commercial activities.     Article 44 In resolving radio spectrum interference disputes, the General Secretariat may:   1.      Assign its professional staff or technical experts to mediate the dispute, and where mediation fails, to submit a report to the General Secretariat on possible ways to resolve the dispute. 2.      Submit the dispute to arbitration in accordance with the procedure of the International Telecommunications Union (hereinafter “the ITU”), or such other arbitration rules or processes as the General Secretariat shall select. 3.      Issue an order to resolve the dispute.     Article 45 The Supreme Council shall consult with and coordinate the use of the radio spectrum with other countries, users, and organizations such as the ITU, as required by law, treaty in force or as otherwise determined by the General Secretariat.     Chapter Four Interconnection and Access