148 No. 15 of 20091 Information and Communication Technologies A co-location agreement shall be in writing in the English language. A co- location agreement shall not be implemented unless it is filed with the Authority and the consultation process on the agreement is completed in accordance with the requirements of this Act. (8) The Authority shall maintain a register of all co-location agreements that— (a) shall, without revealing the terms and conditions of the agreement, containthe names of the parties to the agreement; a general description of the matter 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. (9) Any information obtained by either party to a co location agreement as a result of the negotiation referred to in subsection (1), and which was, at the time it was obtained— previously not known to the party obtaining it; and not publicly available; shall, where the information remains publicly unavailable, be used only for the purposes for which it was supplied. (10) A third party resident in, and any public authority having control over, any area in which co-location is proposed shall — be informed of the filing with the Authority of any relevant co location agreement by publication in a daily newspaper of general circulating in the area at the expense of the parties to the co-location agreement; and be afforded an opportunity to make submissions to the Authority in respect of the proposed co-location. (11) The Authority shall give consideration to any submissions it may receive under subsection (10) and may, where it is satisfied that there is a risk of serious harm to the interests of the public regarding public safety and quality of life, order the parties not to undertake the proposed co-location or to modify or cease the co-location.