52 service provider association if the Telecommunications Commission considers that it no longer qualifies under subsection (2). PART 5 —- SERVICE LICENCES Service licences andexemption 36. (1) | The Telecommunications Commission may issue service licences and exemption orders made in accordance with this Part, and such orders shall be granted on a non-discriminatory and competitively neutral basis. (2) No person shall provide a telecommunications service except under and in accordance with a service licence or an exemption order issued by the Telecommunications Commission under subsection (1). Service licences and exemption orders generally 37 (1) A service licence authorises the licensee to provide . such telecommunications service or services as may be specified in the licence. (2) Where reasonably practicable, the Telecommunications Commission shall treat a person seeking a licence to provide a telecommunications service and the right to use radio frequencies for such service under a single or coordinated application or registration process or other arrangement which minimises the administrative burdens and uncertainties for such persons of dual application or registration processes. (3) Anexemption order exempts the provision of a specified telecommunications service by any person from the requirement of a licence under section 36. (4) Regardless of their form or content, service licences and exemption orders comprise the grant of rights to licensees and are unilateral administrative actions of the Telecommunications Commission pursuant to its powers under this Act and not bilateral agreements or contracts. Individual and class licences () The Telecommunications Commission may issue the 38. following types of service licences — (a) (b) individual licences; and class licences.