76 (i) by the deletion of “Posts Corporation”, where it occurs for the first and second times, and the substitution of “Authority”; (ii) in subparagraphs (i), (ii) and (iii) by the deletion of “the Posts Corporation” and the substitution of “a person licensed by the Authority in terms of the Postal and Telecommunications Authority Act [Chapter 12:05],”; (c) in section 14— (i) by the deletion of “Postal and Telecommunication Services Act [Chapter 12:02] or the Radiocommunication Services Act [Chapter 12:04]” and the substitution of “Postal and Telecommunications Authority Act [Chapter 12:05],”; (ii) in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) by the deletion of “Posts Corporation” and the substitution of “Authority”. 115 Repeal of Cap. 12:02, 12:03 and 12:04 When the President is satisfied that the assets and liabilities of the Corporation have been transferred to the appropriate successor company and that nothing remains to be done under this Part, he shall, by statutory instrument, repeal the Postal and Telecommunication Services Act [Chapter 12:02], the Posts and Telecommunications Corporation Act [Chapter 12:03] and the Radiocommunication Services Act [Chapter 12:04]. 116 Savings and transitional provisions (1) Any regulations, by-laws or notices which, immediately before the fixed date, were in force under the Postal and Telecommunication Services Act [Chapter 12:02] or the Radiocommunication Services Act [Chapter 12:04] shall continue in force, mutatis mutandis, as if they had been made by the Authority in terms of this Act, and may be amended or repealed accordingly. (2) Any licence, certificate, authority or permit which was issued in terms of an Act referred to in subsection (1) and which had effect immediately before the fixed date shall continue to have effect, mutatis mutandis, for the remainder of its period of validity as if it had been issued under the appropriate provision of this Act. (3) Any person providing or operating a private telecommunication service or system immediately before the fixed date shall be deemed to be a private telecommunication licensee for the purpose of providing or operating the same private telecommunication service or system for a period of six months from the fixed date or until the expiry of any permit authorising him to provide or operate the service or system, whichever is the longer period.