and may migrate to the new licensing framework in accordance with the migration modalities issued by the Commission. (2) Where a licensee who held a licence before the commencement of these Regulations notifies the Commission that the licensee opts to migrate to a new licence— (a) The Commission shall issue the new licences to the licensee on terms that do not detract from the rights held by the licensee under the old licence; (b) The new licence issued by the Commission to the licensee shall be valid for the unexpired term of the old licence or the full duration of the new licence whichever period is shorter; (c) The old licence shall cease to be valid immediately the new licence, commences; and (d) The old licensee shall be deemed to have waived the right to the continuation of the old licence and no compensation shall be due to the old licensee in this regard. (3) Where an old licensee notifies the Commission that the old licensee opts to continue with the old licence— (a) the old licensee shall be entitled to continue to operate the network or provide the service contemplated and authorized by that licence for the remainder of the term of that licence; (b) the old licence shall expire at the end of the licence term specified in that licence, and licensee may apply for renewal under the new licensing framework. 24. Miscellaneous offences. (1) A person who provides any services under the Act without a licence issued by the Commission commits an offence. (2) A person who commits an offence under these Regulations for which no penalty is specifically provided, is be liable to a fine not exceeding three hundred thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or to both.