20. The procedure of dispute settlement may be renewed at the Communications Regulatory Authority in conformity mutatis mutandis with the procedure established in Chapter XVIII of the Code of Civil Procedure. 21. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall adopt the rules for the settlement of disputes between undertakings by the Communications Regulatory Authority. The rules shall set out the requirements in respect of the form, content and filing of applications for dispute resolution, the submission and collection of evidence; they shall specify the framework, procedure and conditions for applying, revoking and modifying provisional protection measures and establish a detailed dispute settlement procedure. 22. The rules for the settlement of disputes between undertakings by the Communications Regulatory Authority may provide for the consideration of disputes and adoption of all relevant decisions by a commission set up by the director of the Communications Regulatory Authority. In this case, the rules for the settlement of disputes between undertakings by the Communications Regulatory Authority may provide that the decision of such a commission whereby the dispute is resolved in substance or its consideration is discontinued shall come into effect only subject to its approval by the director of the Communications Regulatory Authority. 23. Undertakings providing electronic communications networks and/or services shall have the right to refer to the Communications Regulatory Authority to mediate between and/or achieve a reconciliation of the undertakings in order to resolve a dispute over social relations pertaining to the subject of this Law in an amicable manner, without issuing a binding decision. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall establish the relevant rules of procedure. CHAPTER FOUR RIGHT TO ENGAGE IN ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ACTIVITIES Article 29. Basis for the right to engage in electronic communications activities 1. Undertakings shall have the right to engage in electronic communications activities in accordance with the provisions of this Law and other legal acts without prior individual permission by state institutions. 2. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall adopt legal acts establishing the general terms and conditions under which undertakings may engage in electronic communications activities. 52