Supreme Committee Decision No. (3) of 2004- Executive Order Article (30) Where it appears to the Authority that any Licensee or any person contravenes or already contravened the Federal Law by Decree or this Executive Order or any regulations issued thereupon or the general policy for the telecommunications sector in the State or any term of the Licence, the Authority may, for the purposes of the exercising its functions pursuant to the Federal Law by Decree and this Executive Order, issue a notification, where required, to the contravening party to submit to the Authority any documents or information which are specified or described in the notification. Upon recognition of that contravention, the Authority may issue directives to the Licensee to oblige him or abstain him from any activity as may be specified in the directives. Article (31) A Licence may not be transferred or assigned to any third party unless the following two conditions are available: 1. the Licence issued by the Supreme Committee implies a provision permitting transfer or assignment to any third party; and 2. the prior consent of the Board of Directors is obtained. The consent might be conditional as the Board deems proper. Any transfer or assignment to others that doesn’t satisfy the abovementioned shall be considered void. Article (32) Upon the Authority's request and within the specified time period indicated therein, the Licensee shall provide a report in the format set by the Authority showing the number of complaints against them and the taken procedures in this regard for the period covered in the report. 12