6) Any Licensee who disagrees with the Authority’s decision to revoke the License may seek review of the Authority’s decision or pursue an appeal pursuant to the Proclamation. 34. Suspension of a License 1) The Authority may suspend the License fully or in part for a period not exceeding six (6) months for the following reasons: a) To examine the occurrence of any of the grounds stated under Article 33 of this Directive; or, b) The Authority considers that the grounds are not sufficient to revoke the License; however, defects are required to be corrected within a specified time. 2) Whenever the Authority decides to suspend a License, it shall so notify the Licensee and provide a period of thirty (30) working days to respond to the Authority’s Decision to suspend the License. 3) The Authority shall promptly render a final Decision, taking into account any arguments the Licensee presents in its response to the Authority’s notification to suspend its License. 4) The Authority’s Decision shall be in writing and indicate the grounds for suspension of the License and measures that the Licensee has to take to correct the defects within the time specified in the Decision. 5) Any Licensee aggrieved by a decision of the Authority to suspend the License may seek review of the decision of the Authority or pursue an appeal pursuant to the Proclamation. 35. Effect of License Revocation or Suspension 1) A Licensee whose License has been revoked or suspended shall cease its operations by fulfilling the following conditions: a) Provide written proof to the Authority that subscribers of the Licensee have been given a minimum of six (6) month notice for Individual Licenses and a three (3) month notice for Class Licenses of its intention to terminate its operations; b) Furnish the Authority with details of arrangements made to migrate existing subscribers and related records to another Licensee before the effective date of License revocation; and, c) Provide an undertaking to the Authority that guarantees refunds to existing subscribers for prepaid services and has no outstanding obligation to any other Licensee or subscribers. 2) A Licensee is prohibited from performing any of the activities that have been the subject of the suspension. 3) Notwithstanding Sub-Article (1) of this Article, the Authority may authorize the Licensee in writing to carry on certain works for the purpose of winding up its affairs. 14