3. The President of UKE shall transfer the subsidy to a designated undertaking entitled to receive it immediately upon receiving a transfer of payments to the UKE account proportionally to these payments. 4. Where the determined amount of the subsidy exceeds the amount of assets accumulated in the UKE account, the subsidy obligation in a subsequent calendar year shall be increased by the outstanding amount. 5. The President of UKE shall publish on the UKE BIP website a report concerning the ultimate findings with regard to: 1) net costs of providing the service referred to in Article 81 (3); 2) documentation evaluation; 3) contribution of telecommunications undertakings obliged to finance the subsidy; 4) the amount of the subsidy transferred to a designated undertaking; 5) an assessment of intangible benefits for designated undertakings resulting from universal service provision. Article 100. (deleted) Article 101. 1. A designated undertaking may stop or significantly limit the provision of a service that the undertaking was designated to provide or modify the conditions of providing this service, in the event of the occurrence of justified circumstances preventing the compliance with conditions concerning: 1) preserving continuity of telecommunications services provision in the case of a telecommunications network failure or in situations of a particular risk, 2) preserving network integrity protection, 3) service interoperability, 4) preserving telecommunications confidentiality or data protection in the network, compliance with electromagnetic compatibility requirements – by informing the President of UKE about the reasons, duration or anticipated time of interruption in universal service provision, its limitation or modification in the conditions of providing this service. 2. In the cases referred to in paragraph 1, subscribers to the network of a designated undertaking shall be entitled to file a complaint to the President of UKE, who shall examine it within 7 days of the day of its filing. 3. A designated undertaking may: 1) limit the provision of telecommunications services, in the first place of those not comprising universal service, preserving the provision of services not increasing a subscriber’s debt, including transferring calls to the subscriber or calls free of charge, if the subscriber has outstanding dues for the performance of telecommunications services longer than one settlement period or in the case indicated in Article 93 (4) or in Article 57 (3); 2) limit or suspend the provision of telecommunications services, if a subscriber repeatedly violates the rules and regulations for the provision of services or of an agreement for the provision of telecommunications services or takes action making the provision or usage of telecommunications services difficult or impossible. 4. A designated undertaking may unilaterally terminate an agreement with the subscriber to whom the undertaking has limited or suspended the provision of telecommunications services, having ineffectively requested the subscriber to: 1) pay dues in a time not shorter than 15 days where delay in payment for the performed telecommunications services has occurred; 2) remove the reasons for the suspension or limitation of service provision in cases referred to in paragraph 3 (2).