required to issue broadcasting and/or re-broadcasting licences. Upon receiving the aforementioned information, the Commission shall issue broadcasting and/or re-broadcasting licences in accordance with the procedure and terms established by this Law and the Rules for Licensing of Broadcasting and Rebroadcasting Activities. 3. The basic conditions of operating electronic communications networks specified in the broadcasting or re-broadcasting licence together with radio frequencies (channels), except for the cases where radio frequencies (channels) provided for in the plan for the assignment of radio frequencies for broadcasting and transmission of radio and television programmes are not used for the broadcasting and/or re-broadcasting of radio and/or television programmes, must comply with the basic operating conditions of radio frequencies (channels) and electronic communications networks intended for the broadcasting and/or re-broadcasting of radio and/or television programmes presented by the Communications Regulatory Authority to the Commission. A specific transmission provider shall be additionally entered in the broadcasting and/or re-broadcasting licence issued by the Commission granting the right to use the transmission service provided by a third party. 4. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall have the right to replace the radio frequency (channel) with another radio frequency (channel) used for the same purpose after giving a six-month advance notice to the user of the radio frequency (channel) or to cancel the assignment of the radio frequency (channel) after giving a twelve-month advance notice to the user of the radio frequency (channel) if: 1) this is required under international obligations or the EU legal acts; 2) in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Law on Electronic Communications, the radio frequency band designation is modified due to international obligations or the EU legal acts, including recommendations – in coordination with the Commission if the assignment of the radio frequency (channel) is changed or cancelled before the expiry of the term of use of the radio frequency (channel) established by the Communications Regulatory Authority; 3) the radio frequency (channel) is used inefficiently based on the criteria specified in the plan for the assignment of radio frequencies for broadcasting and transmission of radio and television programmes; 4) the plan for the assignment of radio frequencies for broadcasting and transmission of radio and television programmes is amended. 5. Radio frequencies (channels) shall be the property of the Republic of Lithuania and may not be privatised. 6. Radio and/or television programme broadcasting activities pursued by the LRT shall not be licensed. In order to ensure the broadcasting of the LRT radio and/or television programmes, the Commission shall, without tender in order of priority and in accordance with the provisions and conditions set out in this Law, issue authorisations granting the rights equivalent to those granted by the licences referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article. 7. When issuing broadcasting and re-broadcasting licences, priority shall be given to persons who undertake to produce original cultural, informational and educational programmes, ensure accurate and impartial presentation of information, respect a person’s dignity and right to privacy, protect minors from