No. 34 83 Communications 193.__(1) A licensee providing facility services shall apply to the relevant authority having jurisdiction over private or public land or property requesting entry to, or acquisition of, the land or property under applicable land laws. Access to public or private land (2) Subject to subsection (1) a licensee providing facility services may, for the purposes of enabling the provision of any communications service to the public__ (a) enter upon any public or private land and survey the land or any portion of it; or (b) enter upon any public or private land in order to construct, erect, place, maintain, examine, alter or remove any line, pole or radio link installation that is, respectively, either the property of the network services licensee, or is under the control of the network services licensee. (3) A licensee providing facility services shall enjoy the rights and comply with the obligations specified in the Code of Conduct set out in the Third Schedule. 194. The Authority shall be open and transparent in its operations and shall, in this regard__ (a) submit to Parliament an Annual Report detailing its activities, its financial performance and its annual audited accounts for the previous financial year, within six months after the end of the government financial year; Transparency of the Authority (b) publish, in electronic format, the Annual Report, one month after its submission to Parliament; and (c) publish, in electronic format, details of the contributions to, and allocations from, the Universal Service Fund, one month after the submission of the Annual Report to Parliament. 195.__(1) Notwithstanding any criminal sanctions under this Act, the Authority may, if it is satisfied that a licensee has breached any provision of this Act, or a term or condition of its licence, make any appropriate order or impose a sanction on the licensee, and shall inform the licensee in writing of its decision. (2) An order made or sanction imposed under subsection (1) shall include the following__ (a) requiring the licensee to remedy the breach; (b) ordering the licensee to pay compensation; (c) ordering the licensee to account for the profits made out of the breach; Enforcement orders and sanctions