3) prepare and approve the National Radio Frequency Allocation Table, together with the Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission prepare and approve the plan for assigning radio frequencies to broadcast and transmit radio and television programmes; 4) cooperate with foreign state regulatory authorities governing electronic communications activities; participate, within the scope of its competence, in the activities of international organisations and EU institutions, committees and groups the activities of which are related to electronic communications (telecommunications), radio communication equipment and terminal equipment, electromagnetic compatibility and/or radio spectrum management, security of public communications networks and/or public electronic communications services as well as the activities of the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications appointing, where appropriate, experts to participate in relevant committees and groups; pursue international coordination of radio frequencies (channels) and orbital resources and international protection of radio stations (radio frequencies) and orbital resources. The Communications Regulatory Authority may undertake obligations on behalf of the Republic of Lithuania only subject to the powers conferred upon it in accordance with the procedure established by legal acts, except for the cases where an international treaty concluded by the Republic of Lithuania or the European Union law provides for the delegation of functions falling within the scope of competence of the Communications Regulatory Authority to a telecommunications/electronic communications administration of the Republic of Lithuania or a national telecommunications (electronic communications) regulatory authority. In this case, the Communications Regulatory Authority shall perform relevant functions and undertake related obligations in conformity with the provisions of a given treaty or the European Union law and need not receive any additional powers or carry out other procedures subject to the relevant provisions of the Law on Treaties; 5) prepare and submit to the Government or its authorized institution proposals regarding electronic communications activity policy; 6) prepare and submit to the Government proposals for universal service price ceiling, prepare and submit to the Government for approval the rules for compensation of losses of universal services; 7) establish rules for provision of universal services, obligations for undertaking not appointed to provide universal services so as to properly provide the universal services; 8) collect and store, in accordance with the procedure established by the Government, information about the nature of technical data on electronic communications 20