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Section 41, Namibia_Communications Act 2009: “Tenders and competitive bidding 41. (1) The Authority may under the prescribed circumstances and subject to the prescribed conditions and procedures, by notice in the Gazette invite tenders for the provision of the class of telecommunications services specified in that notice. (2) On receipt of the tenders to provide the specified services, the Authority may award such individual licences to any of the persons who submitted tenders to it as in its opinion will promote the objects of this Act or it may decide to grant no licence. (3) The Authority is not compelled to accept the highest tender or any tender that complies with the conditions specified in the notice inviting tenders. (4) If - (a) scarcity of radio wave frequencies or other resources makes it desirable in the opinion of the Authority; (b) the Authority has with the approval of the Minister decided, that only a specified number of persons must be licensed to provide the services concerned it may by notice in the Gazette institute a system of competitive bidding that is structured in the manner specified in that notice. (5) After the process of competitive bidding is complete, the Authority must consider all the bids received and may grant an individual licence to any person who submitted a bid or may refuse to grant an individual licence to any person who submitted a bid. (6) The Authority may by notice in the Gazette stop a process of competitive bidding before the process has been completed. (7) When - (a) the Authority grants a licence or decides to grant no licence after tenders have been received; (b) grants a licence or decide not to grant a licence after the process of competitive bidding is completed; or [The verb “decide” should be “decides” to be grammatically correct.] (c) stops a process of competitive bidding under subsection (6), it must by notice in the Gazette indicate the reasons for its decision.” “Spectrum licences, certificates and authorities 101. (7) When a person applies for a licence to operate a network or provide telecommunications services or broadcasting services, that person must also apply for such spectrum licences as are necessary to render the service concerned.
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Section 41, Namibia_Communications Act 2009: “Tenders and competitive bidding 41. (1) The Authority may under the prescribed circumstances and subject to the prescribed conditions and procedures, by notice in the Gazette invite tenders for the provision of the class of telecommunications services specified in that notice. (2) On receipt of the tenders to provide the specified services, the Authority may award such individual licences to any of the persons who submitted tenders to it as in its opinion will promote the objects of this Act or it may decide to grant no licence. (3) The Authority is not compelled to accept the highest tender or any tender that complies with the conditions specified in the notice inviting tenders. (4) If - (a) scarcity of radio wave frequencies or other resources makes it desirable in the opinion of the Authority; (b) the Authority has with the approval of the Minister decided, that only a specified number of persons must be licensed to provide the services concerned it may by notice in the Gazette institute a system of competitive bidding that is structured in the manner specified in that notice. (5) After the process of competitive bidding is complete, the Authority must consider all the bids received and may grant an individual licence to any person who submitted a bid or may refuse to grant an individual licence to any person who submitted a bid. (6) The Authority may by notice in the Gazette stop a process of competitive bidding before the process has been completed. (7) When - (a) the Authority grants a licence or decides to grant no licence after tenders have been received; (b) grants a licence or decide not to grant a licence after the process of competitive bidding is completed; or [The verb “decide” should be “decides” to be grammatically correct.] (c) stops a process of competitive bidding under subsection (6), it must by notice in the Gazette indicate the reasons for its decision.” “Spectrum licences, certificates and authorities 101. (7) When a person applies for a licence to operate a network or provide telecommunications services or broadcasting services, that person must also apply for such spectrum licences as are necessary to render the service concerned.