(3) The Minister may make regulations on the types of matters which may be included in an
undertaking by a prospective licensee and the commensurate benefits for which the licensee shall be
eligible in respect of such matters.
(4) The regulations made by the Minister under section 16 and this section may provide for any or all
specified benefits to have effect when a licensee meets any one or more of the terms of his
undertakings under subsection (1), as the Minister deems fit.
(5) A licence fee shall be payable by a licensee to the Commission under this section, subject to such
terms as may be provided in the regulations made, and as required in the individual licence granted,
under this Part.
Chapter 2 - Class Licence
44. Minister may grant class licence.
(1) The Minister may grant a class licence in respect of any matter requiring a licence under this Act.
(2) A class licence granted under subsection (1) may include the relevant standard conditions as set
out in the Schedule and/or such other standard conditions as may be declared by the Minister from
time to time.
(3) The Minister shall give a copy of all class licences to the Commission as soon as practicable and
the Commission shall register them.
45. Application for registration.
(1) A person who intends to operate under a class licence shall register with the Commission by
submitting a registration notice to the Commission.
(2) A registration fee, to be prescribed by the Minister by notification in the Gazette, shall be payable
by the person to the Commission upon the registration of that person.
46. Requirement for registration.
Subject to the exceptions provided in this Act, no person shall operate under any class licence unless
the person is duly registered by the Commission.
47. Recommendation by the Commission.
The Commission may make a written recommendation to the Minister that the person subject to a
class licence under this Part be de-registered in any of the following circumstances:
(a) the person has failed to pay any amount required by this Act or the licence;
(b) the person has failed to comply with the provisions of this Act or the terms and conditions
of the licence;
(c) the person has contravened the provisions of any written law relevant to the
communications and multimedia industry;