2005, No.20 Telecommunications Act 2005 125 range that has previously been approved by the Regulator; and (b) essential terms and conditions of interconnection, other than interconnection charges, shall not be considered confidential. (5) The Regulator shall determine what other information shall be treated as confidential under this section and resolve in a final and binding manner all disputes regarding disclosure of information designated as confidential in interconnection agreements submitted to the Regulator under this section. 39. Non-compliant Interconnection Agreements–If the Regulator decides that an interconnection agreement is not in compliance with this Act, or the requirements of any regulation, rule, order or licence, the Regulator may issue an order requiring one or more of the parties to the interconnection agreement to amend the agreement in accordance with any directions or other requirements specified in the order. PART VIII TARIFFS 40. Tariff Filing and Approval-(1) Dominant service provider shall file with and obtain the approval of the Regulator for all tariffs, rates or charges for telecommunications services in markets the Regulator has designated then as dominant. (2) The Regulator may issue an order to remove any requirement for dominant service providers to file and obtain approval of tariffs under this Part where the Regulator determines that: (a) competitive market forces will be sufficient to protect the interests of customers; (b) there is not a significant risk of harm to competitive markets as a result of the removal of the requirement to file and obtain approval of tariffs; (c) in the case of Telecom Samoa Cellular Limited, tariffs are not required to be filed for services that company was licensed to provide under a licence issued before the coming into force of