The application for setting up of an Enterprise of Telecommunication Service shall comply with the business Law and the Law on the Promotion of Local Investment and other related laws of the Lao P.D.R. For the foreign investment it shall comply with the Business Law and the Law on the Promotion and Management of Foreign Investment in Lao PDR. Article 14. Rights and Duties of the Telecommunications Service Provider The Telecommunications Service Provider has the rights and duties as follows: 1. Request for an appropriate consideration and authorization from the Government, the organization the concerned individual for the use of a private or a corporate properties such as location, land, road, drain, building and other facilities in compliance with the laws and regulations. 2. Propose fees and tariff which meet the socio-economic circumstances of each period to the Ministry of Communications, Transports, Posts and Construction; 3. To temporarily or permanently suspend services of customer who violate the regulations on telecommunications services such as: - Irregularly clear the due bill for services after reminder; - Connect in parallel one's telephone for another person without authorization or violate other telecommunication regulations; 4. Develop the telecommunications network, especially the basic telephone to provide service to customers country wide as prescribed by the Ministry of Communications, Transports, `Posts and Construction; 5. Assure the interconnection and numbering plans with other telecommunication network providers to route the information to the correct destination domestically and internationally; 6. To provide telecommunications services as authorized; 7. Assure universal, good quality, accurate, clear, convenient, fast, safe ail fair services to customers; 8. To produce, export, import, supply and install the standardized telecommunication equipment as requested by users or customers; 9. To follow the regulations on financial accounting, statistics, reports and obligations as prescribed by the Government; 10. To be subject to monitoring by the relevant administrations; 11. Grant privilege to the state organization to provide telecommunication services; 12. To be prohibited from leasing or transferring of the licenses for the setting up of telecommunications services to a third party; 13. To be prohibited from using telecommunications to destroy the national stability, peacefulness and the development of the socio-economy or the national culture; To be prohibited from using telecommunications to cause damage to the dignity of a person or an organization;