56 Promulgation except— (a) in the performance the functions or powers under this Promulgation; or (b) if the disclosure is authorised under this Promulgation or any other written law. (2) In this section, “employee” includes the Chief Executive Officer, an officer, consultant, agent or any other person who is authorised to perform a function or power under this Promulgation. (3) Aperson who receives any information relating to the affairs of the Authority must not use the information to his or for any other person’s financial benefit. (4) A person who contravenes subsection (1) or (3) commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 years. PART 3—REGULATION OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS Division I — Telecommunications Licensing Licence for telecommunications services 33.—(1) No person may provide a telecommunications service except— (a) under the authority of a licence granted under this Part; or (6) any telecommunications service declared by virtue of subsection (2). (2) licence. The Minister may, by order in the Gazette, declare a telecommunications service that is not subject to a (3) Subject to the other provisions of this Promulgation and any other written law, a licensee may own, lease or use any telecommunications network, including technology, facility, infrastructure for the purposes of providing the telecommunications service authorised under the licence. (4) No licence issued under this Part, other than a spectrum licence, including the terms and conditions of such licence, shall grant or purport to grant any exclusive right or benefit to a particular person or to confer a right that is discriminatory, and such licence or such terms and conditions are void. Power to issue licences 34.—(1) The Authority has the power to issue licence for telecommunications services in accordance with the prescribed procedures authorising the licensee— {a) to provide one or more telecommunications services, as specified in the licence, {b) to provide telecommunications services using radio spectrum or where a specific reason requires the licensee to be subject to specific rights and obligations that are not applicable to other licensees of the {c) Part. licensed telecommunications service; or to provide telecommunications services where the Authority considers it appropriate that the licensee have certain minimum qualifications or provide undertakings in the licence. (2) The Minister shall, pursuant to section 82, prescribe different types of licences that may issued under this 35.—(1) Duration and renewal of licences Alicence may be issued for a duration not exceeding 15 years. (2) Subject to subsection (3), the Authority must, upon application by a licensee, renew a licence (the “original licence”) on substantially similar conditions if the Authority is reasonably satisfied that— (a) the applicant has operated within the terms of its original licence; and. (b) during the continuance in force of the original licence, the applicant has not engaged in any conduct amounting to a material breach or any regulations made under it.