Information and Communication Technologies [No. 15 of 2009 159 Provided that the licensee shall not interfere unduly with the use and enjoyment of the public property. (2) Where a holder of a network licence causes any significant damage to land or property by reason of the exercise of the powers conferred under this section, the owner or occupier of the land may receive compensation for it from the holder of the network license in accordance with the relevant law. 63. (1) Where, for the purpose of the provision of any electronic communications service to the public, a holder of a network licence requires to enter upon private land, or to effect the acquisition of private property or an interest in private property, and no reasonable alternatives to the entry or acquisition exist, the holder of the network licence— Access to private land and acquisition of private property shall obtain the consent of the land or property owner to the entry onto the land or acquisition of the property or property interest; and shall provide notice of the proposed entry or acquisition to the owner of the land or property, and other land or property owners who could reasonably be expected to be affected by the proposed entry or acquisition, and seek their written consent. Where the land or property owner and a holder of a network licence cannot agree, the holder of a network licence may apply to the relevant authority having jurisdiction over the private land or property in order to request that the authority orders the proposed entry or undertakes the proposed acquisition under the applicable laws. Where any significant damage to land or property is caused by reason of the exercise of the powers conferred by this section, the owner or occupier of the land may receive compensation for it from the holder of a network licence in accordance with the applicable law. 64. (1) The Authority shall be responsible for the establishment and publication of technical standards relating to all electronic communications equipment intended to be used in Zambia. (2) In establishing the standards referred to under subsection (1), the Authority shall— Technical standards for electronic communications apparatus