46 (a) thereafter allow interested persons a reasonable time to make representations regarding the interim determination or order; and consider representations duly made by such persons regarding the interim order, including whether it should remain in force, be amended or be dissolved, and decide on such matter. (b) An interim determination or order shall include a date (5) by which it will cease to have effect, but such provision shall not prevent the making of another interim determination or order on the same terms in accordance with this section. Enforcement of determination, etc., asifordersofthe High Court 27. (1) The Telecommunications Commission may, upon ex ~—narte application, apply to a Judge for any determination, order or direction made by it or any determination, order or direction of any Dispute and Appeal Panel be enforced pursuant to any court rules made under section 90 of the Constitution or any other written law, as if it were an order of the High Court. The Telecommunications Commission or any (2) Dispute and Appeal Panel may exercise any of its powers under this Act in relation to its determination, order or direction irrespective of whether or not an order has been made under subsection (1). Monitoring and enforcement The Telecommunications Commission may, for the (1) 28. purposes of performing its functions and duties and exercising its powers under this Act — (a) order the production of specified documents and information or classes of documents and information by service providers and any other persons (which shall only be used by the Telecommunications Commission for the purpose for which it requires those documents and that information); and (b) order a person to undertake specific actions or to cease specific actions necessary to cease or remedy a violation of this Act, or of a determination, order, direction or licence issued under it.

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