206. Compliance with licence conditions. (1) The relevant standard conditions of every licence, granted under this Part, shall be in accordance with the Schedule. (2) Any special or additional conditions of a licence may be declared by the Minister and included in the licence. (3) A content applications service provider shall not provide any service except in accordance with the conditions of the licence granted to that licensee under this Chapter or the conditions of a class licence to which such content applications service provider is subject. 207. Closed content applications service. (1) The Minister may determine the definition of a "closed content applications service" for the purposes of this Act. (2) In the absence of such determination, a closed content applications service shall be — (a) a content applications service confined to a single dwelling; or (b) a content applications service provided only to the employees or officers of a single body corporate. (3) The provision of any closed content applications service shall be exempt from the provisions of this Part. 208. Exemptions for incidental content. (1) An applications service provider is exempted from the provisions under section 205 to the extent that the content in question is content incidental to the service provided. (2) For the purposes of this section, the Minister may determine guidelines to clarify the meaning of "content incidental to the service provided" ("incidental content") and all matters related to it. (3) The guidelines determined by the Minister shall be published by the Commission, in the manner it deems appropriate, and shall be registered in the register as soon as practicable. 209. Limited content applications service. (1) A person providing a limited content applications service is not required to hold an individual licence but he may be subject to a class licence. (2) A limited content applications service provider to which no class licence applies shall be deemed to be exempted from all the provisions under this Part. (3) For the purposes of this section, the Minister may determine guidelines which clarify or add to the criteria used in defining the term "limited content applications service" and all matters related to it. (4) The guidelines determined by the Minister shall be published by the Commission, in the manner it deems appropriate, and shall be registered in the register as soon as practicable.