least one national daily newspaper and shall post on the Internet site of the Commission. The said announcement shall contain: 1. (amended and supplemented, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) the radio spectrum or the geostationary orbital position in respect of which the limitations are necessitated; 2. (amended, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) the expected number of authorizations which may be granted; 3. (supplemented, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) the conditions which the Commission intends to impose in respect of the authorization for use of the spectrum or a geostationary orbital position; 4. (new, SG No. 17/2009, supplemented, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) an invitation to submit an intention to use the individually assigned scarce resource - radio spectrum or a geostationary orbital position, to be submitted within a time limit allowed by the Commission, which may not be shorter than the time limit for consulting the public. (3) (Amended, SG No. 17/2009, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) The Commission shall make public the results of consulting the public and the decision thereof on the Internet site thereof. Depending on the decision, the Commission shall: 1. announce a contest or tender according to the procedure established by Article 93 herein, in case the number of intentions submitted under Paragraph (2) is greater than the number of authorizations which may be granted by the Commission; 2. (supplemented, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) take action for the granting of an authorization for use of an individually assigned scarce resource - radio spectrum or a geostationary orbital position, after submission of an application under Article 83 herein within the time limit allowed by the Commission, in case the number of intentions submitted under Paragraph (2) is smaller than or equal to the number of authorizations which may be granted by the Commission. (4) (Supplemented, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) The Commission must, at reasonable intervals or acting on requests received from affected persons, review the topical relevance of the reasons which have necessitated the limitation of the number of authorizations for use of radio spectrum or a geostationary orbital position. (5) The Commission shall consult interested parties regarding the review. (6) (Supplemented, SG No. 105/2011, effective 29.12.2011) In case it is established as a result of the consultations that the reasons for the limitation as imposed have ceased to exist or that it is necessary to lift the limitation imposed on use of the radio spectrum or a geostationary orbital position in the interest of users and promotion of competition, the Commission shall lift the limitation on the number of authorizations. Article 91. (1) After submission of an application under Article 83 herein for provision of an individually assigned scarce resource - radio spectrum or a geostationary orbital position, for implementation of public electronic communications and after completion of the international coordination, where such is required, the Commission shall post an announcement in the Internet site thereof and shall insert an announcement in at least one national daily within five days. Where the scarce resource applied for is within a national range, the Commission shall furthermore publish the announcement in the State Gazette within ten days. The announcement shall contain: 1. information on the scarce resource applied for; 2. an invitation of other applications for use of the same scarce resource to be submitted within twenty-one days after the date of publication of the announcement in a national daily newspaper. (2) If no other application for use of the same individually assigned scarce resource is received at the Commission within the time limit referred to in Item 2 of Paragraph (1), the Commission shall adopt a decision on the granting of an authorization for use of an individually assigned scarce resource within ten days. (3) The Commission shall notify the applicant in writing within three days after adoption of the