Section 64, The National Communications Authority Act, 2022

(1) The Authority may refuse an application forregistration of a class licence if- Registration under a class Refusal of registration. (a) internet services, (b) internet Telephony; (c) internet protocol television (IPTV); (d) broadband services; (e) triple play; and (f) quad play (5) A unified licensee shall provide its services on wireline or wireless media with full mobility, limited mobility, and fixed wireless access. 70. A service provider holding a unified licence shall- (a) deliver its range of services using any form of technology it deems suitable to improve the quality of services provided to its consumers and end-users; and (b) notify the Authority before introducing new technologies in its delivery service. 71. (1) A licensee shall not hold any other licence for services covered under the scope of a unified licence. (2) Where the licensee obtains any other license by way of acquisition or merger, the licence so obtained shall be migrated and merged to the License free of charge. Licence Ownership Technology neutrality No. 16 The National Communications Authority Act 2022No. 16 The National Communications Authority Act 202254 55 (a) the applicant has failed to comply with the eligibility requirements or the terms and conditions of the licence; (b) the registration does not contain the information prescribed by the Authority; (c) the applicant is in contravention of this Act or any related legislation in relation to other licences that the applicant may hold; or (d) the registration contains false or misleading information, or misrepresentations of fact. (2) Where a registration is refused, the Authority shall review the process and within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of the application for registration notify the applicant in writing - (a) stating the reasons for the refusal; and (b) providing the applicant with an opportunity to correct and resubmit the registration.