8-16 Telecommunications ’ Cap. 173 Rey. 1985 Subsidiary Legislation Direct circuits 53. At any place where in the.opinion of the Permanent Secretary circuits on existing poles or in telephone cables can.conveniently be provided for the purpose of establishing direct communication between places of business or other premises without obtaining connection through a telephone exchange, any person may, upor’ making application in writing under such conditions as the Permanent Secretary may think fit to impose, obtain the use of such circuits on payment of the Prescribed charges. ~ : Telephone Credit Cards . ' 54.—(1) The Permanent Secretary or ay person authorised by him may, in his. discretion, on the application of any subscriber and on payment by such subscriber of the prescribed fee, issue such subscriber with a Telephone Credit Card authorising such subscriber to make telephone calls from any telephone in Fiji, including a public telephone, and to have the charges therefor debited to such telephone account as is specified in such Telephone Credit Card. (2). Where the Permanent Secretary has entered into an arrangement with the administration of another. country— (a) the Telephone Credit Card issued to the telephone subscriber i in Fiji _ .- May, subject to any conditions which may be notified to the subscriber to whom the card has been issued, be used to authorise the transfer of charges for telephone calls from any telephone in the said - country as in. paragraph (1); (0) a person to whom a Telephone Credit Card has been issued by the administration of the. said country. may, subject to any conditions notified to him, make telephone calls from any telephone in Fiji, includinga public’ telephone and have the charges debited as provided for on his Telephone Credit Card. (Substituted by Legal Notice 48 of 1972.) . _ Private telephone lines , 55, Private telephone lines licensed under the Act shall be regulated, by the terms and conditions ‘of the licence. . PART . III—TELEGRAPHS Establishing telegraph service 56. The Permanent Secretary may establish telegraph service between points within Fiji and thereafter the operation, administration and conditions of service shall be in accordance with these Regulations. : Objectionable telegraphs . 57, The Permanent Secretary shall have the right to reject any incoming or outgoing telegram without refunding any amount paid for its transmission if it appears that the text is— _. (a) dangerous to the security of the Commonwealth or any Part of it; (b) contrary. to .the laws of Fiji; . (c}) contrary to public order or decency.