recognized laws and public moral values. G- Determine the fees to be collected from the licensees against their use of the frequency spectrum, numbers, and the internet bands, determine other resources due to the telecommunication and information technology sectors, and set collection mechanisms and means of such fees and resources. H- Manage radio frequency spectrum, monitor interventions and quality of the frequency spectrum; adopt the necessary procedures in this respect to limit and prevent the same; regulate the use of all terrestrial, marine, air and space frequencies including the preparation and updating the National Frequencies Distribution Table; prepare the National Frequencies Distribution Plan and the National Frequencies Allocation Register in participation with the military and security authorities; update the portion relevant to civil usage for both the National Frequencies Distribution Plan and the National Frequencies Allocation Register and publish the same for public use and allocate frequencies in a manner that guarantees their ideal use. I- Regulate interconnection between the public telecommunication networks owned by the private sector, the Ministry of Communications or any other government entity except for the security entities so that all public telecommunication providers shall be bound to provide interconnection among their networks and to facilitate connecting subscribers to all networks as per contracts concluded in this respect. The Authority undertakes to facilitate and encourage the service providers to reach agreements to interconnect among each other as soon as possible in accordance with instructions issued by the Authority for this purpose. The Authority may also engage to intermediate and arbitrate in the event parties fail to reach an acceptable solution to all parties within a reasonable period. The executive bylaws shall define the interconnection principles. J- Establish the technical and operational rules and standards to connect wire and wireless telecommunication devices with the public telecommunication networks including the personal telecommunication devices and set procedures for regulating the entry of such devices to Kuwait in accordance with the principles provided under applicable laws. K- Grant qualitative approvals and regulate the entry and use of personal telecommunication devices necessary for individual or personal uses, or for use in specific areas and monitor such usage given that such frequencies do not interfere with operating companies and other entities frequencies. L- Collect information relevant to the telecommunication and information technology sectors to prepare and issue reports, bulletins, and guidelines to users and prepare the media programs needed to increase the public awareness of the importance ascribed to such sectors and the extent of their positive impact on the economic and social development in the State of Kuwait. M- Track the source of any radio waves to verify the licensing thereof without infringing on the privacy of messages while observing the provisions of enforceable laws especially the aforementioned Law No. 9/2001. N- Issue an annual report that depicts the Authority's activities and achievements and any changes in the prescribed general policy relevant to the telecommunication and information technology services and showing the Authority's future plans and to publish this report. 7