4. ensure compliance with general interest objectives in the allocation of radio frequencies for broadcasting services. (2) Without prejudice to the provision of the preceding paragraph, no decision allocating radio frequencies need be acquired for radio frequencies set aside under the general act referred to in Article 27 of this Act for the requirements of national security and defence and protection against natural and other disasters. (3) The Government shall, at the proposal of the minister responsible for defence, regulate the management and allocation of the radio frequencies referred to in preceding paragraph by decree. (4) The Agency shall compile a survey of the allocated radio frequencies containing details on which natural persons or legal entities have been allocated specific radio frequencies, but not containing details of the radio frequencies referred to in the second paragraph of this Article. The information contained in the survey of allocated radio frequencies shall be public. The Agency shall publish the survey of allocated radio frequencies and update it on a regular basis. Article 32 (provision of radio amateur services) (1) Radio amateurs may use radio frequencies set aside for radio amateur and radio amateur satellite services under the general act referred to in Article 27 of this Act on the basis of an amateur radio licence. (2) Foreign radio amateurs may use the radio frequencies referred to in the preceding paragraph if they have a valid amateur radio licence issued by the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT). The Agency shall issue foreign radio amateurs that do not possess a valid CEPT amateur radio licence with a temporary licence, with the second and third paragraphs of this Article being applied mutatis mutandis. (3) The Agency shall issue the licence referred to in the first paragraph of this Article in accordance with the provisions of the act governing the general administrative procedure, upon application from a radio amateur or a society or federation of societies of radio amateurs that encloses with the application a certificate attesting to completion of the radio amateur’s examination, or an application from a legal entity that encloses with the application proof of the registration of the association or other legal entity pursuant to the act governing the organisation of societies, along with a valid amateur radio licence of a member of the society. (4) In addition to the elements laid down in the act governing the general administrative procedure, an amateur radio licence shall contain: 1. details on the holder of the amateur radio licence; 2. the call sign allocated; 3. the radio amateur’s class; 4. the period of validity of the amateur radio licence. (5) The Agency shall lay down the method of implementation of this Article in detail by means of a general act. (6) The holders of amateur radio licences referred to in the first and second paragraphs of this Article shall not be liable to pay an annual fee to the Agency for use of the radio spectrum referred to in the first paragraph of this Article. 2. Procedure