end-users a possibility for: 1. access to non-geographic numbers and use of services provided through such numbers within the European Union; 2. access to all numbers provided within the European Union, regardless of the technology and devices used by the undertaking, including the numbers in the national numbering plans of Member States, as well as those from the European Telephony Numbering Space and Universal International Freephone Numbers. (2) In case the called subscriber has for commercial reasons limited access to the subscriber number thereof to calls by parties located in specific geographic areas, Paragraph (1) shall not apply. (3) The Commission may require the undertakings providing public communications networks and/or services to block, on a case-by-case basis, access to numbers or services where this is justified by reasons of fraud or misuse and to require that in such cases the undertakings providing electronic communications services withhold the relevant interconnection and/or other service revenues. (4) In case the number referred to in Paragraph (3) is from the numbering plan of another Member State of the European Union or is a number from the European Telephony Numbering Space or a Universal International Freephone Number provided to an undertaking providing public electronic communications services within the territory of that Member State, the Commission shall interact with the relevant regulatory authorities of that Member State for taking the steps referred to in Paragraph (3). (5) The Commission may also take the steps referred to in Paragraph (3) upon a justified request by a regulatory authority or another state body of a Member State of the European Union. Chapter Eight FEES Article 139. (1) The amount of the administrative fees due from the persons implementing electronic communications in compliance with the requirements of this Act shall correspond to the necessary administrative costs incurred by the Commission for international coordination and cooperation, harmonization and standardization, market analysis and market control, preparation and application of statutory instruments of secondary legislation, and issuing of administrative acts and exercising control over the implementation of the said acts. (2) There shall be the following administrative fees referred to in Paragraph (1): 1. annual control fee; 2. lump-sum fee for the granting of an authorization for use of an individually assigned scarce resource; 3. (supplemented, SG No. 11/2014, effective 7.02.2014) lump-sum fee for modifying and supplementing the authorization, and for extension of the validity of the authorization; 4. lump-sum fee for administrative services. Article 140. There shall be the following fees for use of an individually assigned scarce resource: 1. annual fee for use of an individually assigned scarce resource; 2. fee for temporary use of an individually assigned scarce resource. Article 141. (1) The rate of the annual administrative control fee shall be up to 1.2 per cent of the gross annual income from the provision of electronic communications networks and/or services, exclusive of value added tax, after deduction of transfer payments to other undertakings for interconnection of networks and for access, transit, roaming, value added services, as well as costs of settlement of copyrights and neighbouring rights to radio and television programme services. (2) The fee referred to in Paragraph (1) shall be paid by the persons implementing public electronic communications, in quarterly instalments, on or before the 15th day of the month next succeeding the relevant quarter. The instalment for the last quarter shall be a balancing instalment and shall be paid within fifteen days after expiry of the time limit, established by the Accountancy Act, for