/The numbering of this sub-paragraph was amended by the Law as of April 22, 2022/ /The numbering of this sub-paragraph was amended by the Law as of May 15, 2003/ Article 8.The Communication Regulatory Commission 8.1.The Communications Regulatory Commission (hereinafter referred to as "Regulatory Commission"), responsible for creating conditions for efficient and fair competition in the communication market for all types of business entities and citizens, issuing licenses specified in law and making professional assessment and decisions, shall work. /This paragraph was amended by the Law as of December 15, 2011/ 8.2.The Regulatory Commission shall consist of a Chairman and 6 non-vacant members. 8.3.Chairman and members of the Regulatory Commission shall be appointed by the Prime Minister. /This paragraph was amended by the Laws as of January 27, 2005 and December 19, 2008/ 8.4.The term of office of Chairman and members of the Regulatory Commission shall be six years. The first appointment of members of the Regulatory Commission shall be for two, four and six years and for further with term of six years. 8.5.Chairman of the Regulatory Commission may be reappointed once. 8.6.A Mongolian citizen who has professional experiences of at least 10 years of which 3 years in managerial level shall be appointed as a Chairman of the Regulatory Commission and a Mongolian citizen who has professional experiences of at least 5 years and meets following requirements shall be appointed as a member of the Regulatory Commission: /This paragraph was amended by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ 8.6.1.has a higher education degree in economics, information and communication technology, legal and management, and high professionalism, work experience and management and organizational skills; 8.6.2.Chairman and members of the Regulatory Commission shall not be a sole holder of 20 percent or more of common stock of the service provider or a person with common interest with it. 8.7.The Regulatory Commission shall have the state communications inspector. /This sub-paragraph was modified by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ 8.8.The Regulatory Commission shall have a secretariat office. 8.9.The Regulatory Commission may have a local sub-commission consisting of non-vacant members. 8.10.The Regulatory Commission shall be financed by fees for regulatory services provided to license holders and the radio frequency usage and service. 8.11.The Regulatory Commission shall report to the Government on the work and budget performance. /This paragraph was amended by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ 8.12.The Regulatory Commission shall have its financial report audited by auditor and published annually. 8.13.The Regulatory Commission may be executed by others on a contractual basis when implementing some of its functions specified in the law. /This paragraph was added by the Law as of July 01, 2014/ Article 9.Powers of the Regulatory Commission 9.1.The Regulatory Commission shall exercise the following powers within the framework of the state policy on communications: /This paragraph was amended by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ 9.1.1.to develop proposals on the state policy on communications and provide information to the competent authorities; 9.1.2.to issue, extend, amend, suspend, renew and annul license stated in the law, approve conditions and requirements of the license and relevant procedures, establish contracts and monitor their implementation; /This sub-paragraph was modified by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ /This sub-paragraph was amended by the Law as of December 15, 2011/ 9.1.3.to certify communication network and customer equipment, approve relevant conditions, requirements, normative documents and procedures, and monitor their implementation; /This sub-paragraph was modified by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ 9.1.4.to approve general conditions of contracts on providing network interconnection and connecting to the network, and procedures for revenue distribution, and monitor their implementation; /This sub-paragraph was amended by the Law as of May 30, 2019/ 9.1.5.to approve the methodology for defining tariffs for communication services, monitor and adopt tariffs for legitimate monopoly and dominant services in the market; /This sub-paragraph was amended by the Law as of May 30, 2019/