146 Telecommunications Act 2005 2005, No.20 (2) The party requesting co-location shall compensate the party required to provide co-location for such an amount as the parties may agree or, where the parties are unable to agree, as may be determined by the Regulator. (3) Where the parties are unable to agree on the conditions of co-location, either or both parties may apply to the Regulator to mediate and, if mediation fails, the Regulator may issue an order to resolve any outstanding issues between the parties. (4) Prior to making an order under subsection (3), the Regulator shall take into account any comments submitted by the parties, including any issues raised in those comments relating to safety or interference with the parties‟ networks and personnel. PART XIII NATIONAL SECURITY AND PUBLIC EMERGENCIES 69. National Security-(1) Despite any other law, a service provider shall comply with any written request, direction or other requirement of the Attorney General regarding access to any part of the service provider‟s telecommunications network or telecommunications services or related information in connection with national security requirements or the prevention, detection or prosecution of any breach of the laws of Samoa. (2) A service provider shall provide any facilities or capabilities, required for compliance with subsection (1) at the service provider‟s expense, but may apply to the Regulator for an order dealing with the treatment of any substantial additional expense. The Regulator may consider such application in connection with any tariff approval application or recovery of the costs of universal access obligations, and make an order regarding the recovery of such additional expense. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1), the Attorney General may determine that any event or matter concerns national security or the prevention, detection or prosecution of any breach of the laws of Samoa.