2. For the purposes of this article, “relevant persons” shall refer to: a) In the case of registered property, the persons who are registered as owners of that property; and b) In the case of unregistered property, persons exercising possession of that property. 3. The service provider shall provide written notice to the relevant persons on: a) The boundaries of the property, demarcated on a map or plan; b) The proposed use of the property and the nature and duration of any works to be carried out; c) The service provider’s proposed terms and conditions for such use, including the amount proposed to be paid or other forms of consideration; d) The service provider’s proposals for apportioning the amount proposed to be paid among relevant persons; e) The procedures set out in, and relevant persons’ rights pursuant to, this Chapter; and f) Contact information for the submission of representations to the Authority and relevant Government entities. 4. In the case of unregistered property, the service provider shall make public the information mentioned in the preceding paragraph, stating expressly that the information provided or any other contract entered into do not constitute an acknowledgment or evidence of any property rights. Providers of public telecommunications services are eligible to request, pursuant to any applicable legislation, the expropriation or the establishment of easements required for the installation, operation and maintenance of their telecommunications networks. 5. 6. The Authority may, for the purpose of furthering the objective provided for in article 2 of the present Decree-Law, submit its opinion regarding the relevant service provider’s need to use the relevant property. CHAPTER XVI TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT Article 74 Rules and standards 1) The Authority may impose: