(a) assign its professional staff or technical experts retained by the LTA to attempt to mediate the dispute, and failing successful mediation to report to the LTA on possible resolutions of the dispute; (b) appoint an arbitrator to settle the dispute in accordance with the Arbitration Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (the UNCITRAL Rules), or such other international arbitration rules or processes as the LTA shall select; or (c) issue an order to resolve the dispute, with or without receipt of a report pursuant to subsection (1) (a). (2) The LTA shall consult with and coordinate the use of the radio spectrum with other countries, international users, and international organizations, such as the International Telecommunications Union, as required by law, treaty in force or as otherwise determined by the LTA. PART VII COMPETITION POLICY 27. Functions and Duties of LTA Regarding Competition (1) The LTA shall perform the following functions and duties in relation to competition among service providers in telecommunications markets in Liberia: (a) promote efficient and sustainable competition for the benefit of end-users; (b) establish and maintain an open and transparent regulatory framework that minimizes regulatory and other barriers to entry into telecommunications markets; (c) make orders defining markets for the purpose of this Act; (d) make orders designating dominant service providers in relevant markets in Liberia, based on their market share and other factors as determined in accordance with regulations, rules and orders; (e) monitor and prevent abuses of a service provider’s dominant position, pursuant to Section 28; (f) monitor and prevent practices that would restrict competition, in accordance with Section 29; (g) review and decide upon proposed transfers of control of service providers, in accordance with Section 32;