1.      The General Secretariat's decisions on dominance designations shall be published on the official website of the Supreme Council in a format that conceals information classified by the General Secretariat as confidential, along with a current list of all service providers which the General Secretariat has designated as dominant and the specific markets in which they have been found to be dominant. The General Secretariat shall, from time to time, review its designation of service providers as dominant in the relevant markets and the specific requirements imposed upon those service providers as a result of that designation. In doing so, the General Secretariat will take into account the presence of new market entrants and evaluate whether market forces are sufficient to safeguard the interests of    Article 75 Dominant Service Providers are prohibited from undertaking any activities or actions that abuse their dominant position. In addition to the conduct and activities specifically identified in Article 43 of the Law, the General Secretariat may prohibit any other actions or activities engaged in by a Dominant Service Provider that the General Secretariat determines have, or are likely to have, the effect of substantially reducing competition in any telecommunications market.     Article 76 1.          In addition to the provisions of Article 46 of the Law and any other remedies identified by the General Secretariat from time to time in accordance with this By-Law, the General Secretariat may require the service provider involved in the abusive actions or anticompetitive practices to meet with the persons affected by such actions or practices and attempt to determine remedies for such actions or practices. 2.          In case of repeated breaches of an order made by the General Secretariat to prohibit a Dominant Service Provider from abusing its dominant position or engaging in other anti-competitive actions or activities, the General Secretariat may order such Dominant Service Provider to divest itself of some lines of business, provided that:   a.      The Dominant Service Provider is notified in writing prior to the issue of such order to allow it to comment on the matter. b.        The General Secretariat determines that such an order is an effective measure to end the abusive or anticompetitive practices.   Article 77