responsible for the disabled, and if it deemed it necessary, lay down by decree the technical and functional requirements that must be met by providers of electronic communications services to provide disabled end-users with access to electronic communications services that is equivalent to the access enjoyed by the majority of end-users and the possibility of taking advantage of the choice of undertakings and service providers available to the majority of end-users. (2) The Republic of Slovenia shall, in accordance with the act governing the media, give particular support to the creation and broadcast of programmes intended for blind, deaf and deaf-blind users using technologies adapted to their needs, and the development of the corresponding technical infrastructure. (3) The ministry responsible for radio and telecommunications terminal equipment shall take steps to encourage the making available of appropriate terminal equipment to provide the necessary services and functions to disabled end-users. (4) The ministry referred to in the preceding paragraph, with the cooperation of the ministry responsible for the media, shall encourage suppliers of digital television equipment and providers of digital television services to work together to provide interoperable television services for disabled end-users. Article 136 (radio and telecommunications terminal equipment) (1) Users may not connect to a public communications network radio or telecommunications terminal equipment that does not comply with requirements under the regulations governing radio and telecommunications terminal equipment and the regulations governing electromagnetic compatibility. (2) Operators may not reject any reasonable request to connect the terminal equipment of a user that complies with requirements under the regulations governing radio and telecommunications terminal equipment and the regulations governing electromagnetic compatibility. Article 137 (directories and directory enquiry services) (1) Subscribers to publicly available telephone services shall have the right to have an entry in the comprehensive directory referred to in Article 116 of this Act. (2) Subscribers referred to in the preceding paragraph that wish to be entered in the comprehensive directory shall have the right to have their information made available to providers of directory enquiry services and/or directories. (3) Every end-user of publicly available telephone services must have access to the comprehensive directory enquiry services referred to in Article 116 of this Act, as well as access to directory enquiry services in other Member States by voice call or SMS. (4) Operators and the resellers of their services that allocate telephone numbers to subscribers must meet all reasonable requests to provide publicly available directory services and directories, including the comprehensive directory enquiry service and comprehensive directory, and make available to providers of directory services and directories the relevant information in an agreed format on fair, objective, cost-oriented and non-discriminatory terms. The Agency shall decide in accordance with Articles 217 and 218 of this Act in the event of a dispute. (5) The Agency may impose, by decision, obligations and conditions on operators that control end-users’ access in relation to the provisions of directory enquiry services in