Supreme Committee Decision No. (3) of 2004- Executive Order Part 3 – Co-ordination Committee Article (61) 1. The coordination committee shall be established pursuant to the rules in article (46) of the Federal Law by Decree and chaired by the Director General with the membership of the representatives of the following: - The Ministry of Communication; - The armed forces; - The Ministry of Interior; - The security services in the State; - The Ministry of Information and Culture; - The Civil Aviation Authority; and - The Authority. 2. The co-ordination committee's chairman shall nominate one of the Authority’s employees to carry out the responsibilities of the committee’s secretary, who shall prepare the working timetable for its meetings, record the minutes and keep in safe the documentation, dealings and management matters mandated to him by the co-ordination committee's chairman. Article (62) The Authority shall study the needs, the current and future usages of the spectrum frequency and its allocation taking into account any use for military, governmental, security and commercial purposes and present this study to the co-ordination committee to operate the functions in accordance with Article (46) of the Federal Law by Decree. Article (63) The co-ordination committee shall be responsible for setting the national spectrum plan and setting up the National Spectrum Database for the allocation of frequencies relating to Telecommunication Services in conformity with the international and regional agreements and specifications and with the accredited standards and regulations to be submitted to the Supreme Committee for approval in accordance with Article (46) of the Federal Law by Decree. Article (64) The Ministry of Communications or the Authority may request from the co-ordination committee to review and amend the National Spectrum plan when it deems necessary, provided that the policies and goals relating to the future usages of the radio frequencies in the State are considered. 23