142 Telecommunications Act 2005 2005, No.20 (b) the matter may be submitted by the Regulator or a party to the Ombudsman for an order by the Ombudsman to grant or refuse the required consent or access, as the case may be, on such terms and conditions as the Ombudsman may determine. In determining the matter the Ombudsman shall have regards to: (i) the objectives of the Act set out in section 3; (ii) any submission provided by the Regulator or the parties; (iii) the likely effect and consequences of any decision to grant or refuse the required consent or access on the parties, the public and any customers of the service provider; and (iv) any other relevant matter. (4) The parties to any order made by the Ombudsman under subsection (3) shall comply with such order as if the order had been made by the Regulator. (5) Where the Ombudsman issues an order granting the use of or access to Government land or facilities under subsection (3), the Ombudsman shall include in the order the amount which the service provider shall pay to the Government as compensation for the service provider‟s use of or access to Government land or facilities 66. Access to Private Land and Facilities-(1) Where a service provider: (a) requires access to private land or private facilities (other than customary land or facilities located on customary land) to provide telecommunications services: and (b) cannot, on commercially reasonable terms, reach an agreement for such access with the owner of the private land or private facility, the service provider may apply to the Regulator for assistance either in reaching an agreement with the owner of the