Information and Communication Technologies [No. 15 of 2009 155 (iii) allow licensees to assign numbers to subscribers in an efficient manner without unreasonable delay or disruption of service; (d) the protection of consumers including disclosure of consumer rights relating tonumbers; and the process and procedures to be followed for resolving subscriber complaints and affording subscribers remedies in the form of discounts and credits when a holder of a network licence or service licence fails to meet the holder's obligations under this section; and (e) a framework, including a schedule for transforming the numbering plan to a non geographic numbering system taking into account similar non geographic numbering plans adopted in other jurisdictions and implementation of electronic numbering, allowing the inter operation between telephone numbers and the internet domain name system. (1) Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Part, an assignment shall not be required under this Part for any activities listed as exempt in a declaration issued by the Authority. (2) The Authority may, by declaration published in the Ga-ette, exempt a person or class of persons from the requirement to hold an individual assignment or a class assignment under this Part. (1) The Minister may, by statutory instrument, and in consultation with the Authority, determine— Assignment exemption' Assignment the one off fees payable for the filing of class assignment fees registration forms and individual assignment application forms; the one off fees payable for the actual assigning of frequency spectrum, electronic addresses or numbers; the annual fees payable for the monitoring ofthe licencee's compliance with the conditions attached to the class or individual assignment; and the exemption, from the payment of assignment fees, by persons engaged in activities declared under section fifty-six.