(5) Upon the expiry of one hundred eighty (180) days after a court order of information on the content of a customer’s communication, the Circuit Court Judge shall order the Clerk of Court, which issued the order to inform the said customer on the issuance of the court order and the purpose and time frame of said court order. 72. Enforcement Failure to comply with any national security, public emergency or traffic monitoring and interception requirements established pursuant to Sections 69, 70 or 71 shall, in addition to being subject to any other enforcement provisions of this Act, be grounds for the suspension or revocation of a service provider’s licence. PART XV DISPUTES, OFFENCES AND ENFORCEMENT 73. Service Provider Disputes (1) Where service providers have been unable to agree on the resolution of a matter that is subject to the LTA’s powers under this Act or other laws of Liberia, and following reasonable efforts to reach an amicable settlement, one or more service providers may apply to the LTA for assistance in resolving the dispute. (2) In response to any request under Section 73 (1), the LTA may: (a) assign members of its staff or an expert consultant to attempt to mediate the dispute; (b) refer the dispute to a court of competent jurisdiction, in accordance with the practices and procedures of that court; or (c) issue an order to resolve the dispute. 74. Customer Disputes (1) Where a customer other than a service provider has a dispute with a service provider that the parties have been unable to resolve among themselves, by means of the service provider’s customer complaint process or otherwise, including any process approved by the LTA pursuant to Section 53, either party may refer the dispute to the LTA for assistance. (2) In response to any request under Section 74 (1), the LTA may: (a) assign members of its staff or an expert consultant to attempt to mediate the dispute;