352 N o . 17 of 2002] Independent Broadcasting Authority Authority in writing that it does not intend to broadcast or operate a diffusion service any longer; (b) it is determined that the broadcaster or the operator of a diffusion service presented incorrect data when applying for the licence; (c) the broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service has not started broadcasting programmes or operating the diffusion service within one hundred and twenty days of the issue of the licence; (d) the broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service without a justified reason, stopped broadcasting or operating the diffusion service for more than sixty consecutive days or ninety days with intermissions during the calendar year; (e) the broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service has failed inspite of written notice, to comply with the conditions of a licence; or (f) the broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service inspite of a written warning, does not pay the prescribed fees. (2) Where a licenced broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service does not comply with this Act or with the conditions of the licence, the Authority shall notify the licensee with a warning of the measures that the broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service should undertake within a specified period in order to comply with the conditions of a licence under this Act. (3) If a broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service does not comply with the notice, under subsection (2), within a specified period of time, the Authority may, suspend the licence for a specified period of time or cancel the licence. (4) Before deciding on a suspension or cancellation of a licence, the Authority shall afford an opportunity to the licensee to be heard. (5) Any decisions of the Authority under this section shall be subject to judicial review. (6) The Authority shall not be liable to refund a broadcaster or operator of a diffusion service whose licence is cancelled in terms of this section, the fee or any portion of the fee paid on the issue of the licence.