Information and Communication Technologies [No. 15 of 2009 147 (a) shall, without revealing the terms and conditions of the agreement, containthe names of the parties to the agreement; a general description of the matters governed by the agreement; and (iii) the date of the agreement; and (b) shall be open to public inspection, on such terms and conditions as the Authority may determine. 44. (1) A licensee who has the right under this Act to install Co-location facilities on, over or under public or private land, or to use private property, shall, where requested in writing by another licensee for the purpose of providing electronic communications services to the public, negotiate an agreement for co location with that other licensee. Where the parties referred to under subsection (1), fail to reach agreement within the prescribed period, either party may refer the matter to the Authority for determination. The Authority shall, where a matter is referred to it under subsection (2), order the parties to undertake co location on such terms as it may determine. (4) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a licensee may reject a request to negotiate an agreement for co-location where— the space available is insufficient to accommodate the physical co-location requested and virtual co location is not reasonably feasible; the co-location requested is likely to lead to harmful interference; or (c) viable alternatives to co-location are open to the requesting party and have not been reasonably explored. (5) A licensee shall make a refusal to negotiate an agreement for co location in writing and shall set forth clearly and in sufficient detail the reasons relied upon: Provided that such refusal shall be approved by the Authority.