23 A copy of each interconnection agreement is submitted to the Regulatory Board as soon as the agreement has been signed by both public telecommunications operators. The Regulatory Board notifies such agreements to the public. Copies may be supplied upon payment of the fee determined by the Regulatory Board. Discrimination by public telecommunications operators in matters of interconnection is forbidden. A public telecommunications operator shall apply similar conditions in similar circumstances to organizations with which it is interconnected and which are providing similar services. A public telecommunications operator is required by law to provide all necessary information and technical specifications to other telecommunications operators requesting interconnection with that operator’s network including all proposed changes which relate to the interconnection requested. Article 40 Each dominant organization must provide to the Regulatory Board details of standard reference interconnection offers which will be made to public telecommunications operators. These shall itemize each interconnection facility offered together with the associated terms and conditions within agreement including tariffs. Charges for interconnection cover the effective cost of using the network and is sufficiently unbundled so that the applicant is not required to take or pay for any facility not strictly related to the service requested. Each standard interconnection offer specified in paragraph (1) of this Article is approved and published by the Regulatory Board. Public telecommunications operators requiring interconnection with dominant organizations are entitled to rely solely upon the reference interconnection offer and related requirements. Other facilities and services may be negotiated with the dominant organization on an individual basis. Dominant organizations must modify their standard of interconnection offers to take into account commercial and technological changes and the introduction of new facilities and services. If the dominant organization does not make available the standard interconnection offer to the Regulatory Board, the Board must issue an enforcement notice. Failure by the dominant organization to comply with such notice by the date specified is published results in a daily fine assessed in accordance with Article 64 of this law. If the Regulatory Board is unable to approve any standard interconnection offer, then the Board will give a written notice of this to the dominant organization together with written reasons. In that case, the dominant organization shall have the right to present its views to the Regulatory Board or to adjust its standard interconnection offer.