657 Protection of Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expressions No. 33 2016 (2) In the absence of an agreement between the pafiies on an appfopriate amount of compensation for the compulsory licence, a court of competent jurisdiction shall on the application of the parties determine the compensation. (3) The Cabinet Secretary may, in the case of a dispute where there is no agreement between the parties, refer the matter for determination through alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. (4) The Cabinet Secretary shall make regulations prescribing the criteria and conditions for the grant of a compulsory licence. 13. Traditional knowledge shall be protected for so long as the knowledge fulfils the protection criteria referred to under section 6. PART III-PROTECTION OF CULTURAL EXPRESSIONS t4. (1) The protection of cultural expressions under this Act shall relate to cultural expressions, of whatever mode or form, which are- (a) the products of creative and cumulative intellectual activity, including collective creativity or individual creativity where the identity of the individual is unknown; (b) characteristic of a community's cultural identity and cultural heritage and have been maintained, used or developed by such community in accordance with the customary laws and practices of that community; (c) generated, preserved and transmitted from one generation to another, within a community, for economic, ritual, narrative, decorative or recreational pu{poses; (d) individually or collectively generated; (e) distinctively associated with or belongs to a community; and (0 integral to the cultural identity of community that is recognized as holding the knowledge through a form of custodianship, guardianship or collective Duration of protection of traditional knowledge Protection criteria of cultural expressions.