1.      In accordance with the Law, this By-Law, and the terms and conditions of the License. 2.      As requested or agreed to by the Licensee. 3.      To implement changes to international treaties or laws that require amendment.     Article 35 The Supreme Council may suspend, revoke or refuse to renew Radio Spectrum Licenses in one of the following cases:   1.      Where the Licensee has committed repeated violations of the Law, this By-Law, other regulations, orders or decisions issued by the Board or the General Secretariat, or the terms of the License. 2.      Misuse or unauthorized use of the radio spectrum. 3.      Non-payment of fees specified for the License or its renewal, or of any other fees pursuant to the provisions of the Law or this By-Law. 4.      The death of a natural person, or the dissolution of a juristic person for any reason specified by law. 5.      Where the Licensee assigned the License without the approval of the Secretary-General.     Article 36 The General Secretariat shall, prior to amendment, suspension, revocation, or refusal to renew a License, notify the Licensee thereof in writing and shall consider any comments submitted by the Licensee in this regard. The notice shall:   1.      Provide the Licensee with sufficient time to prepare comments on the intended action. 2.      Specify the procedures that the General Secretariat may use in further consideration of the action. 3.      Invite comments from interested parties or the general public regarding the intended action.     Article 37 Where the General Secretariat amends the License, it shall provide the Licensee with a period of time it deems appropriate to implement any changes needed to comply with the amendment.