44 determinations, orders or directions, which service providers and any other person in Solomon Islands shall comply with them. Inmaking any determination, order or direction which (2) establishes, defines or changes significant legal rights or obligations of a person, the Telecommunications Commission shall— (3) (a) provide reasonable written notice to persons who may be significantly affected and, in cases of significant public interest, carry out a public consultation process; (b) allow such persons a reasonable opportunity to make representations within forty-five days, unless the Telecommunications Commission specifies a longer period; (c) publish on its website and provide interested parties with a draft determination, order or direction as the case may be and allow any persons who may be significantly affected a reasonable opportunity to make representations in relation to the draft within fifteen days, unless the Telecommunications Commission specifies a longer period; (d) consider representations duly made by such persons under paragraph (b) or (c); (e) provide reasons in writing for its determination, order or direction; and @ set the time for compliance taking into account the nature of the determination, order or direction. A determination, order or direction of the Telecommunications Commission shall not be valid unless it is— (a) signed by the commissioner or a duly authorised representative; and ) published in the Gazette except in the case of interim orders made under section 26.