1.      Upon receipt of an application for assistance in accordance with the preceding Article, the General Secretariat shall consult with the concerned government authority to find a solution acceptable to both the service provider and the concerned government authority. 2.      Where the General Secretariat’s consultation fails to produce agreement within a period of sixty (60) days from the date on which the General Secretariat receives the request, the General Secretariat may refer the matter for resolution to any administrative, executive or other competent authority that has jurisdiction, or it may provide assistance as it deems appropriate, or the parties to the dispute may refer the matter to the courts for resolution.   Article 108 The service provider may apply to the General Secretariat for assistance in reaching an agreement with the owner of private land or a private facility, or for the exercise of powers under applicable laws or regulations to obtain access to such land or facility to construct, maintain or operate telecommunications network facilities, or to provide telecommunications services, if the service provider cannot, on commercially reasonable terms, reach an agreement with the owner of such land or facility within thirty (30) days from date of commencement of negotiations with the concerned party.     Article 109 Upon receipt of an application for assistance in accordance with the preceding Article, the General Secretariat shall take the steps it deems necessary to assist the concerned parties. Where the General Secretariat’s consultation fails to produce agreement within a period of sixty (60) days from the date of receipt by the General Secretariat of the request for assistance, the General Secretariat may refer the dispute to any administrative, executive or other competent body that has jurisdiction, or it may provide assistance as it deems appropriate, or the parties to the dispute may refer the matter for resolution by the court.     Article 110 1.      The Secretary-General may prescribe regulations that require any service provider to allow other Licensees to have access to conduits, ducts, cabling, wire and space for switching facilities inside multi-tenanted buildings where historic or contractual arrangements create anti-competitive conditions in respect of such access. 2.      Such regulations shall prohibit any service provider from providing, installing or continuing to service inside wiring, ducts, conduits and related facilities unless the property owner also permits other duly authorized Licensees to have the same rights of access, in the absence of proof of an undue burden to the property-owner based on unusual circumstances.