Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 304 in Riga in 2004 (April 15. Nr. 22, 3. §) electronic communications law issued in the Republic of Latvia article 81 of the Constitution order chapter I General provisions article 1. The terms used in the rules the rules are applied in the following terms: 1) Subscriber: the natural or legal person who has concluded a contract with the providers of electronic communications services about the specific electronic communications services;
2) mailing list — structured, organized, data compilation, which, with certain features, you can find information about the electronic communications operator's subscriber;
3) mailing list Publisher: natural or legal person who carries out actions to issue the list of subscribers;
4) location data: data that is processed in electronic communications networks and point to electronic communications service user terminal geographical location (address, geographic coordinates);
5) voice telephony services, a publicly available electronic communications service to broadcast a speech signal between electronic communications networks or electronic communications network for specific connection points connect electronic communications Terminal real time scale;
6) a significant impact on the market, the trader's market position, which is equivalent to the dominant position and let it individually or together with other merchants to act independently of its competitors and end-users;
7) electronic mail — a public electronic communications network, text, voice, sound or image message sent that is sent via public electronic communications networks and which up to the time of receipt of electronic communications can be stored in the network or in the recipient's terminal equipment;
8) electronic communications merchant-trader who provide electronic communications networks or electronic communication services provided;
9) electronic communications service: a service provided for remuneration which consists wholly or mainly in the transmission of signals of electronic communication networks;
10) electronic communications service provider — a trader who provide publicly available electronic communications services using public electronic communications network;
11) electronic communication networks, transmission systems, switching and routing equipment and other resources, regardless of the type of information transmitted allows broadcast signals by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic means following networks: a) satellite networks, fixed (channel and packet networks, including internet) and mobile satellite communications networks, b) networks used for radio and television signal distribution, c) cable and the networks kabeļradi , electrical wiring systems, insofar as they are used to transmit signals;
12) electronic communications network-a public electronic communications network, installation, development, operation, control and the provision of access to it;
13)-terminal equipment (e.g., phone, fax, modems, data transmission equipment, private automatic telephone switchboards, private networks, telephones) for direct or indirect connection to a public communications network termination points;
14) end-users — a user who is not in the electronic communications operator;
geographic number 15) — national numbering plan number, which is part of the digital content of the structure itself to geographical information that is used for routing calls to the physical attachment point;
16) limited resources — spectrum, numbering and internet domain names;
17) called number identification, value added service, according to which the number dials or tries to call is displayed in another user's or subscriber's terminal equipment or telephones before the call establishment;
18) the calling number identification, value added services, under which user, Subscriber or pay phone number from which the call or call attempt occurs, is represented by another user, or the Subscriber's terminal equipment or pay before or after the installation of the connection;
19) call-connection or a connection attempt that is made using electronic communication services, allowing two-way communication in real time;
20) cable television network, the electronic communications network that is designed primarily for the delivery or distribution of radio or television broadcast to the public;
21 harmful radio interference, interference), threatening or otherwise seriously degrades, obstructs or repeatedly interrupts a radio communications), b) radio, which is used for people or property protection (safety radio communications), c) other relevant regulations, according to the radio, including radio communications in other countries;
22) user: the natural or legal person who uses or requests a publicly available electronic communications services;
23) application program interface: a software interface that broadcasters or providers of electronic communications services to be made available to digital television or digital radio services, complementary digital television devices;
24) use rights — the electronic communications operator to assign the right to use limited resources;
25) local loop — a natural line that connects the public fixed telephone network connection point of the Subscriber's premises to the Exchange or the equivalent cross-country equipment;
26) national numbering plan — a plan that determines the public telephone network, users of electronic communications services the structure and format of the number of identification and routing, as well as dialing procedures;
27) national radio frequency plan, in accordance with international agreements, conventions and standards developed for optimal frequency allocation plan for the territory of the Republic of Latvia;
non geographic number 28) — national numbering plan number that does not contain within itself a geographical information and is assigned a number of electronic communications services;
leased line-29) public electronic communications network, or created a dedicated permanent communication channels for signal transmission between the two subscriber specified hotspots without using switching and routing equipment;
30) load data: any information or data that are processed to transmit information over electronic communications networks, or prepare invoices and payments listed;
31) number: a unique decimal number string that represents the connection point and containing information on the call routing connection points according to national numbering plan;
32) number of relocation — technical and programmatūrisk activity in the public phone network operator to maintain the Subscriber use the connection point;
33) number portability service — a service that enables the Subscriber to whatever electronic communications merchant store then use the connection point number within the geographical area of use the numbering or any other place, if the point of connection number is not associated with geographic numbers;
34) operational services, fire and rescue, police, and medical gas emergency service;
35) operator: operator, providing electronic communications networks or associated facilities;
36) operator preselection service — merchant number associated with the use of the service which provides subscribers access to any other operator's network with the connected electronic communications network services after the pre-selection, with a facility to override any pre-selected choice on a per call, dial the carrier selection code;
37) carrier selection service — merchant number associated with the use of the service which provides subscribers access to any other operator's network with the connected electronic communications network services for each individual call, dial the carrier selection code;
38) complementary digital television devices — set-top boxes intended for connection to television sets or integrated digital television sets able to receive digital interactive television services;
39) interception point, a public electronic communications network termination point, which provides a special technical equipment for connection to the cases specified in the legislation could get operational information from electronic communications networks;
40) access: facility or service on either an exclusive or non-exclusive basis to another economic operator with certain provisions of the electronic communications service. Access includes access to network elements and associated facilities with a wired or wireless connections, in particular access to the local loop, as well as equipment and services necessary to provide services to the local loop, access to physical infrastructure (including buildings, cable lines, ducts and masts, antennae), access to relevant software systems (including operating atbalstsistēm), access to number translation or systems offering similar opportunities, access to electronic communications networks (particularly roaming) access to conditional access systems for digital television services and access to virtual network services;

41) value-added services — service delivery requires the load data or location data processing that exceeds the amount of processing that is required for the provision of electronic communications services, accounting and payment traffic and location data for the transfer of public services regulatory Commission or the operational entities;
42) connection point: a point at which a user has access to the public electronic communications network;
43 public telephone network) — the electronic communications network which is used for telephone services and providing voice services, as well as other services transfer (including the fax message and data transfer) between the public electronic communications network termination points;
radio-channel 44) or any other activities which are based on the generation and transmission of radio waves that can affect the operation of the radio station;
45) — radio spectrum allocation operation of individual fixed radio frequency or radio frequency channel, as well as the conditions of use and the technical characteristics of the use;
46) — one or more radio transmitters and receivers, or a combination thereof, as well as enhancements to the site in question required the maintenance of radio communications;
47) related equipment, facilities, or equipment associated with electronic communications networks or electronic communications services that allow or support the provision of services via that electronic communications networks or electronic communications services (including conditional access systems and electronic programme guides);
48) interconnection: the same or different electronic communications operator public electronic communications network physical and logical connection that allows one's electronic communication operators to communicate with users of the same or other electronic communications merchant users or to access services provided by another trader. Services may be provided by the parties involved or other parties who have access to the network. Interconnection is a specific, between public network operators introduced the access way;
49) universal service: a minimum amount of electronic communications services with a specified quality at an affordable price available to all existing and potential users of electronic communications services, regardless of their geographic location;
50) the obligation of equal treatment — electronic communications merchant is bound, in its relations with other electronic communications operators in similar circumstances apply equivalent conditions (including the tariff of electronic communications services and other electronic communications service terms);
51) general authorization-law certain rights and requirements of electronic communications operators, which may include specific sector provisions and which can apply to all or certain electronic communications networks or services.
2. article. Provisions provisions are: 1) to promote the provision of electronic communications networks and electronic communications services;
2) contribute to the development of competition in the electronic communications networks and electronic communications services;
3) promote a simplified and transparent electronic communications merchant registration of the general authorisation regime;
4) provide electronic communication technologies from the independent electronic communications networks and electronic communications services control;
5) to ensure the rational use of scarce resources in the electronic communications sector;
6) provide public, users of electronic communications services and electronic communications operators ' interests;
7) encourage the electronic availability of universal service;
8) to promote the electronic communications networks and electronic communications services integrity, compatibility and continuity;
9) to ensure the protection of user data.
3. article. The scope of application of rules (1) the rules determined by the user, the electronic communications operator, private electronic communications network and the competence of national regulatory authorities, the rights and responsibilities associated with regulating the electronic communications sector, the provision of electronic communications networks, electronic communications services, as well as the use of scarce resources and management.
(2) Rules also apply to radio or television programmes for dissemination of the necessary electronic communications networks. Under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Latvia, the broadcaster registration, operations and supervision procedures determined by the radio and television law.
(3) Provisions do not apply to the provision of information society services, and the content of the information that you transmit or receive electronic communications networks by means of a publicly available electronic communications services.
Chapter II public administration in the electronic communications sector article 4. Electronic communications sector regulator (1) the General State administration in the electronic communications sector under the competence of the Ministry of traffic.
(2) technical transmission in the electronic communications sector under the competency out electronic communications agency.
(3) Electronic communications pursuant to these rules and the law "on regulators of public services" established competence in public service regulation, the regulatory Commission (hereinafter the Commission).
(4) Data protection in the electronic communications sector under the competence of the monitoring data State Inspectorate.
5. article. The Ministry of Transport Ministry of the right traffic has the following rights: 1) cabinet order, to request and receive electronic communications from the merchant or the national regulatory authorities of the Ministry of transport functions require information;
2) Cabinet in the order of the Ministry of transport functions as authorized representatives of the Ministry shall have a right of access to premises, buildings and related facilities that use electronic communications services or of a public communications network operation.
6. article. Electronic communications the Agency's competence in electronic communications agency, operating under public law agency: 1) technically manage limited resources;
2) electronic communications networks and electronic communications service quality measurements;
3) issues administrative provisions.
7. article. Electronic rights agency electronic communications agency has the following rights: 1) cabinet order, to request and receive electronic communications from the merchant or the national regulatory authorities for electronic communications agency functions require information;
2) cabinet order to access radio equipment and facilities that use electronic communications, as well as require the general authorisation, grant permissions, compliance statements or other use by electronic documents;
restrict the use of Radio 3), to ensure compliance with the laws and prevent harmful radio interference or such suppression.
8. article. Powers of the Commission (1) the Commission, in addition to these rules and the law "on regulators of public services" established competence in the electronic communications sector: 1) promotes electronic communications market development, transparent cooperation with other public authorities, other State regulators and the institutions of the European Union;
2) determines the electronic communication services that could be offered to users of leased lines in the minimum set of services;
3) determines the dispute settlement procedures and in accordance with the disputes between the electronic communications operator interconnection, access, equipment and sharing of leased lines, as well as disputes between electronic communications operators and users of electronic communications services, if the dispute is related to electronic communications service user claims. The full text of the decision of the Commission is sent to the parties to the dispute;
4) promotes competition in the electronic communications field, so similar conditions exist for equal treatment of economic operators of electronic communications, providing electronic communications networks and electronic communications services;
5) according to the competence monitor observance of the law in the electronic communications sector;
6) provides operational transparency, by publishing an annual report of its activities as well as compile and make public information about the electronic communications sector, according to the mission;
7) determines the order in which are registered for the top-level domain names (.lv);
8) establish and publish procedures and deadlines for the local loop unbundling;
9) determine and publish the newspaper "journal" procedure and criteria for the determination of electronic communications operators, which have significant impact on the relevant market, as well as establish and publish special requirements for this merchant.
(2) According to these provisions a specific competence the Commission independently make decisions and issue administrative acts, which are binding on the specific electronic communications operators and users.
9. article. To the right of the Commission the Commission shall have the following rights: 1) request and within the time limit fixed by the Commission receive from electronic communications operators the information necessary for the performance of the functions of the Commission (to information, including trade secrets), as well as the person written or oral explanations;

2) functions of the Commission and for carrying out checks on notice in advance, visit the premises and buildings and access to equipment used for electronic communications services or of a public communications network operation, as well as require the permits, certificates or other documents certifying the ownership or the right to use these items or equipment;
3) in order to ensure effective competition in the electronic communications sector, on its own initiative or, if it is justified to ask one of the parties, to find out what issues are included in terms and conditions of access, interconnection, joint use of equipment, leased line or local loop unbundling agreements, as well as to follow one or more of the parties to the Treaty, to amend or delete certain conditions or way to agree on conditions;
4) request relevant amendment already agreed in interconnection, access or sharing of equipment contracts, if necessary, to ensure effective competition and maximum economic efficiency, or electronic communications networks or electronic communications services interoperability;
5) on its own initiative or, if it is justified to ask one of the parties, to determine the period within which to end negotiations on access, interconnection, joint use of equipment, leased line or local loop unbundling agreements (that period may not be longer than three months from the date of entry into force of the decision). The Commission shall take measures to ensure the conclusion of the contract in accordance with the procedure established by the Commission within the time limit set, if no agreement is reached;
6) the President of the Commission or his authorized officer is empowered to draw up the electronic communications operator Protocol, administrative offences which are dealt with in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law.
10. article. Commission decision of appeal (1) Commission decisions and regulations issued may appeal to the Court.
(2) The submission of the Court for the cancellation of administrative acts of recognition of the unenforceable or invalid shall not suspend the administrative acts issued by the Commission's action.
11. article. The electronic communications operator's suspension (1) the operator's operation of the electronic communications sector, the Commission may suspend, in accordance with the law on companies, institutions and organisations of the suspension of the order ".
(2) The Commission shall ensure the execution of the decision on suspension of the merchant in the electronic communications sector, the equipment or devices noplombēj and sealing rooms that he uses in the electronic communications sector.
12. article. Government duty on adjustment of public services in electronic communications merchant pays duty on adjustment of public services in accordance with the law "On regulators of public services".
13. article. Standardization (1) standardization in the electronic communications sector in accordance with the standards of the law.
(2) Mandatory compliance with the standards applicable to the monitoring of the electronic communications sector provides the traffic Ministry.
Chapter III of the electronic communications network article 14. Electronic communication network (1) electronic communication networks are public or private.
(2) A public electronic communications network is an electronic communications network used for electronic communications services.
(3) Private electronic communications network is the electronic communication network, created and operated only in the owner's needs.
15. article. Electronic communication network continuity and public electronic communications services available to the Cabinet of Ministers shall lay down the arrangements for the electronic communication is ensured the continuity of the network and public electronic communications services at a fixed location of catastrophic damage to the electronic communications networks, or in the case of force majeure.
16. article. Electronic communications networks, construction and installation of protection (1) the cabinet shall determine the electronic communications network installing and building policy.
(2) A public electronic communications network operators have the right to install electronic communications networks in the State, municipal and private property, prior coordination project with the property owner or possessor.
(3) Electronic communications network of specially protected natural territories in line with the specially protected natural areas in the administration or with the regional environmental governance.
(4) To ensure the protection of electronic communication network, you create the protection zone (zones, stig), width restrictions and shall lay down the procedure for the use of the safety law.
(5) A public electronic communications network operator in your electronic communications network in the zone may be carried out all the work required for the operation, advance written notice to the owner or possessor of the land.
Article 17. Arranging the immovable property after the electronic communications network installing, operating or development activities (1) after the completion of the electronic communications network installing, operating or development of the completion of the electronic communications operator must arrange appropriate real estate, which he has damaged or otherwise arbitrarily transformed.
(2) If a month or more after completion of the term, in agreement with the property owner or possessor of the electronic communications operator will arrange the estate, it is entitled to arrange the same owner or possessor, recover from the electronic communications operator with property alignment related costs and losses.
18. article. The electronic communications operator's easement rights (1) the public electronic communications network operator is real estate easement rights to install, develop, and operate a public electronic communications network, including the use of the homeownership staircase, facade, roof and attic, basement rooms and shared to provide electronic communications services.
(2) Easement horizon, by agreement with the owner. If the parties cannot agree, the servitude established by the judgment of the Court of law.
(3) Electronic communications network by a property owner or possessor of the requirements for the move the real estate owner or possessor.
(4) If electronic communications network is deployed in other communications established in the transfer rules, determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
(5) Public electronic communications networks, cables and a public electronic communications network termination points shall be provided, as well as the equipment, set up pursuant to the law "On the protection of cultural monuments".
Chapter IV electronic communications operators, subscribers and users of electronic communications services in article 19. The electronic communications operator's obligations (1) the electronic communications operator has the following responsibilities: 1) observe and comply with the General conditions of the authorisation;
2) provide public electronic communications networks and electronic communications services according to the laws;
3) to ensure that the proposed electronic communications service description and terms of service should be available to the public in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Commission;
4) conclude a written electronic communications service contract with each Subscriber;
5) provide electronic communications services provided to users of electronic communications services tariff transparency and public accessibility;
6) provide electronic communication services user data protection in accordance with the regulations;
7) under the constitutional protection of the written request of the Director of the installation of interception points (points), which by the operational entity manager must submit a written request to use operational measures and criminal justice operations;
8) to route the call;
9) to identify and make public the public phone network termination point parameters;
10) negotiate for access or interconnection payments;
11) cable tv network and the provision of services to create a separate electronic communications operators, if it has significant influence in the electronic communications network or telephony service market, if it is controlled by the State or local government or benefiting from special rights and if it uses the network that has been created in the same geographic area based on a special law;
12) public telephone network operators are obliged to provide operational services to users and the number "112" free call;
13) electronic communications merchant providing publicly available voice telephony services at a fixed location, has a duty to ensure that article 12, paragraph services continuous access to the existing electronic communications network;
14) public telephone network operators are obliged to provide users of international telephone calls, using only the prefix "00", and the ability to make calls to European phone numbering area numbers;
15) provide capacity data storage for three years.
20. article. The electronic communications operator the right to electronic communications operators has the following rights: 1) install, create, develop, and operate a public electronic communications network or to provide an electronic communications service;
2) identify the electronic communications services tariffs in accordance with the regulations;
3) determine the order in which payments are to be made for the electronic communication services provided;

4) disconnect or terminate the provision of electronic communications services, if the Subscriber fails to comply with the electronic communications service contract obligations.
21. article. The electronic communications operator relations electronic merchants mutual rights, obligations and responsibilities are determined by agreement.
22. article. The electronic communications operator and Subscriber relationships between (1) the electronic communications operator and Subscriber switch to electronic communications service contract, which defines the relations between the parties.
(2) electronic communications service contracts shall be concluded in writing.
(3) Electronic communications service contract shall include at least the following information: 1) electronic communications service;
2) subscribers selected types of electronic communications services, electronic communications services delivery, subscriber number or address a public electronic communications network termination point and electronic communications services, if such information is available;
3) electronic communications services and pay the invoice delivery address;
4) Subscriber to provide electronic communication services quality;
5) electronic communications service terms of use;
6) any compensation and the refund arrangements which apply if contracted service quality listed conditions are not complied with;
7) dispute resolution and customer complaint submission;
8) information on the permission to process the Subscriber data to be published and used for commercial purposes;
9) electronic communications service or termination of the provision of electronic communications services, the conditions of the suspension.
23. article. Electronic communications service users and subscribers the right to (1) electronic communications service users and subscribers shall have equal rights to obtain electronic communications services.
(2) Users and subscribers shall have the right to choose a number of electronic communications operators simultaneously.
(3) The Subscriber has the right to terminate the contract without penalty, if Subscriber, you receive a notice of contract changes did not agree to the proposed contract changes. Subscribers on contract changes and the right to terminate the contract without penalty shall inform the application no later than one month before the contract changes the date of its entry into force.
24. article. Obligations of the user shall be the responsibility of the user of electronic communications services terms of use.
Chapter v private electronic communications network, article 25. Private electronic communications networks (1) a natural or legal person is entitled to create and use private electronic communications networks for their own purposes.
(2) The provision of electronic communications services in the private electronic communications network is prohibited.
26. article. Private electronic communications network, owners of private electronic communications network owner has a duty to ensure the interoperability of electronic communications networks, electronic communications, if the private network is connected to a public electronic communications network.
27. article. Private electronic communications networks, the owner of the right of private electronic communications network owner has the following rights: 1) to connect a private network for electronic communications to the public electronic communications network as a public electronic communications network Terminal;
2) qualify for the radio spectrum usage rights to these regulations and other legislation.
28. article. Private electronic communications network to the public electronic communications networks (1) private electronic communications network owner signed a private electronic communication networks of public electronic communications networks established by the Commission.
(2) Private electronic communications network, and a public electronic communications network operators to switch to electronic communications service contract, which defines the relations between the parties. Commercial contract provisions on private electronic communications network, the connection must be non-discriminatory in relation to electronic communications services, electronic communications by the public operator provides to others in similar circumstances.
Chapter VI electronic communications operators with significant market power, article 29. The electronic communications operator with significant market power (1) the Commission shall determine the electronic communications operator that has a significant impact on the relevant market.
(2) The Commission, in assessing whether one or more of the electronic communications operators, together with significant market power comply with the guidelines on market analysis and the assessment of significant market power, developed by the European Commission. One or more electronic communications operators can have a significant impact on the market if, in the absence of structural or other links between them, they operate in a market where a structure is considered to be one which promotes concerted action.
(3) If the electronic communications operator to have a significant impact on the individual market, it has significant influence related market, where the links between the two markets lets one market power transfer into the other market, thereby strengthening the market power of the economic operator.
30. article. Market definition procedure (1) the Commission, in cooperation with the competition Council determined by national circumstances relevant to specific market, subject to European Commission recommendation on relevant product and service markets (particularly in the geographic markets in the territory of the country).
(2) Defining the relevant markets, the Commission shall consult the interested economic operators in accordance with the Commission's consultation procedure. Setting a different market than the European Commission's recommendation, the Commission named them with other regulators and the European Commission according to the procedures laid down by the European Commission.
31. article. Market analysis procedure (1) the Commission shall take specific market analysis in accordance with the European Commission's market analysis guidelines. The analysis is carried out in co-operation with the competition Council. The Commission defines the market analysis the necessary information and submit order.
(2) in the light of the first paragraph of this article the results of the analysis of the market, the Commission determines that there is effective competition in the market. If market analysis found problems, the Commission shall adopt the decisions on the adequate and proportionate to the specific requirements, maintenance, amendment or withdrawal of an electronic communication operators in accordance with the procedures laid down by that Commission.
(3) If the Commission finds that there is effective competition in the market, it does not apply to or reference the special requirements referred to in the second paragraph of this article.
(4) If the Commission finds that the market there is not effective competition, it determines the electronic communications operator that has a significant impact on the relevant market in accordance with the provisions of article 29.
Chapter VII general authorisation of article 32. Electronic communications networks or electronic communications services rights (1) the electronic communications operator has the right to provide electronic communications networks or electronic communications services, if it is registered by the general authorisation in accordance with the procedure laid down in these provisions.
(2) the general authorisation Register Commission.
(3) The Commission shall determine and at least once a year to actualize list of electronic communication services, covered by the general permit registration requirements.
33. article. General permit registration (1) the Commission shall issue and publish the newspaper "journal" rules of registration of the general authorisation, the authorisation of the General regulations on the prevention and disruption of electronic communications services.
(2) Commission general authorisation rules may be amended only in a reasonable and proportionate manner. The Commission shall notify the public of the intention to make such amendments and shall set a reasonable period of not less than four weeks (except in cases of emergency), to stakeholders (including users) to express their views on the proposed amendments.
34. article. The general authorisation provisions (1) the Commission shall establish and publish the newspaper "Latvian journal" general authorisation provisions that are binding on the trader of electronic communications.
(2) the general authorisation rules shall include the following conditions: 1) contributions to universal service funding;
2) information about the order in which the State fee payable for the regulation of public services;
3) electronic communications service interoperability and interconnection of electronic communications networks;
4) national numbering plan number availability end users;
5) environmental, urban and rural spatial planning requirements;
6) conditions of access to private and public land;
7) conditions for use of common infrastructure (including technical and financial guarantees for infrastructure for the proper conduct of the work);
8) optional translatable radio or television signal transmission;
9) user data protection in the electronic communications sector;
10) electronic communications user rights protection requirements;
11) unwanted content restrictions on the transmission of information;
12 information to be submitted) to monitor the fulfilment of the conditions of the authorisation;
13) operational entities;
14) conditions for the use of emergency system in electronic communications between emergency services and public administrations, as well as information;
15) electronic communications network for electromagnetic radiation containment measures;
16) special requirements for electronic communications operators with significant market power;

17) public electronic communications network integrity requirements and requirements to prevent electromagnetic interference between electronic communications networks;
18) public electronic communication network protection against unauthorized access;
19) radio spectrum conditions, if that purpose is not granted usage rights;
20) measures to ensure compliance with the standards or specifications.
35. article. Information to be submitted to the Commission (1) to monitor overall compliance with the provisions of the permit, the Commission shall adopt and publish the newspaper "Latvian journal" rules out periodically, information volume and deadlines for the submission of information.
(2) The Commission may request that the electronic communications operator provides information on rights of use or specific requirements for the provision of access and universal service obligations, which are not included in the general authorisation.
(3) In addition to the information in accordance with this and other legislation to be submitted to the Commission, regardless of the provisions of the general authorisation, the Commission should have the right to request from the electronic communications operator for the general authorisation in the second part, these rules only the information that is required for the following purposes: 1) systematic or separate check for universal service contributions, administrative charges, as well as in the second part of compliance with the obligations referred to in control;
2) separate checks on the conditions laid down in the general authorization and use rights, if you have received a complaint or if the Commission has other reasons to believe that the conditions are not met, or if the Commission carry out an investigation on its own initiative;
3) resource use rights and rights of use of the procedures of request for evaluation;
4) in the interests of consumers, to publish comparable reports on quality of services and prices;
5) statistical data collection;
6) to determine access to market analysis.
(4) If the Commission requires electronic communication operators to submit this article the information referred to in the third subparagraph, it shall inform the economic operator for the purpose for which the information will be used. Referred to in the third subparagraph, the information from the electronic merchants be required before electronic communications merchant registration of the general authorisation or set it as a condition to access to the market.
Chapter VIII access and interconnection in article 36. The Commission's rights and obligations with regard to access and interconnection (1) to ensure that the one public electronic communications network users can communicate with each other in a public electronic communications network, the Commission, in accordance with chapter IX of these regulations has the right to fair, reasonable and equitable treatment to establish electronic communications operators which have significant market power obligations for access or interconnection, as well as the following electronic communications operators controlling user access, if such obligation is not being applied.
(2) To ensure that users have access to digital radio and digital television services, the Commission, in accordance with chapter IX of these regulations has the right to fair, reasonable and equitable treatment to provide public electronic communications network operators are obliged to provide access to the application interfaces and electronic program guides.
(3) Imposing a public electronic communications network operator obligations to provide access in accordance with these provisions, the Commission can determine the technical and operational conditions which such access electronic communications service providers must comply with the high quality of the electronic communications network.
(4) Technical and operational conditions which the Commission shall determine the public electronic communications network operator shall be objective, transparent, proportionate and fair. These technical and operational conditions are justified by the nature of the problem to be addressed, taking into account the objectives of the regulation. The technical and operational conditions shall be imposed only after consultation with market participants.
37. article. A public electronic communications network operator's rights and obligations relating to access and interconnection (1) in order to ensure interoperability of electronic communications services, public electronic communication network shall be entitled and, if requested by other electronic communications operators, the obligation to negotiate a public electronic communications network access or interconnection and to close the access or interconnection agreement.
(2) Access and interconnection provisions of public electronic communication network offers other electronic communications business operators comply with the obligations imposed on it by the Commission in accordance with these rules.
(3) The information which the public electronic communications network operator received a call before the negotiations, during or after the process, the negotiation process for the interconnection of the installation, you can only use it for the purpose for which this information is provided, subject to the confidentiality of the information received. The information received is prohibited to put others (departments, subsidiaries or partners), in which the following information provides a competitive advantage.
(4) Two electronic communications operators shut down a public electronic communications network access or interconnection agreement, which will include all the technical, commercial and other access or interconnection. The access or interconnection agreement shall be drawn up in triplicate. Ten days after the conclusion of the contract a copy of the contract shall be submitted to the Commission.
Chapter IX obligations for access and interconnection to operators with significant market power, article 38. Transparency obligations (1) taking into account the results of the analysis of the market, the Commission shall adopt, amend or withdraw the obligations of transparency in the area of the access or interconnection of electronic communications operators with significant market power. The Commission in the public accounting information, technical requirements, electronic communications network characteristics, terms and conditions for access or interconnection capacity and the access or interconnection service tariffs, as well as access and interconnection of services and local loop unbundling in the principal display.
(2) If the electronic communications operator with significant market power, the Commission has identified also the obligation of equal treatment, information display must be set out in such a way as to ensure that the electronic communications operators do not pay for equipment or equipment that is not necessary for the service requested.
(3) The electronic communications operator with significant market power in the development of access and interconnection of principal display in accordance with the procedures laid down by that Commission and submitted to the Commission for approval.
(4) The Commission submitted to the principal interconnection, have the right to: 1) set changes display provided by the electronic communications operator with significant market power;
2) identify the electronic communications operator with significant market power: (a) the information to be featured), (b) the information to be submitted for approval), c), the necessary information in a level of detail d) publication of the information.
39. article. The obligation of equal treatment, taking into account the results of the analysis of the market, the Commission shall adopt, amend or withdraw the electronic communications operator with significant market power following the principle of equal access and interconnection obligations: 1) apply equivalent conditions in equivalent conditions for other electronic communications merchant providing equivalent electronic communications services;
2) provide electronic communications operators of electronic communications services and information in accordance with the same conditions and of the same quality as the same electronic communications merchant provided by electronic communication services or electronic communications services it provides affiliates or partners.
40. article. The obligation to keep separate accounts in the light of the results of the analysis of the market, the Commission shall determine the electronic communications operator with significant market power the following obligations: 1) make a separate transaction records access and interconnection;
2) use a separate accounting methodology in the area of access and interconnection.
Article 41. Tariff control and cost accounting obligations (1) to provide specific access and interconnection types, if there is not effective competition, the Commission imposes on the electronic communications operator with significant market power tariff and cost accounting obligations (including obligations relating to costs and tariff obligations to apply the Commission approved the application of the cost calculation and methodology). Imposing such obligations, the Commission shall take into account the investment made by the electronic communications operator with significant market power, and allow him a reasonable rate of return on adequate capital employed, according to the risks involved.
(2) The Commission shall ensure that any cost recovery mechanism or the approved tariff calculation methodology to promote efficiency and sustainable competition and maximise the benefit for users. The Commission may also use tariffs, which are available for reference in the specific markets.

(3) If the electronic communications operator is obliged to bring their tariffs costs the relevant electronic communication prove to the Commission that the tariffs from costs, including a reasonable return on investments. To calculate the cost of the provision of services, the Commission may use cost accounting methods independent of those used by the merchant. The Commission may require the electronic communications operator to provide its tariff and cost justification. If the Commission finds that the cost is not included in the tariff based or tariff are not approximated costs, the Commission is entitled to suspend the application of tariff and determine the tariff ceilings or to ask the electronic communications operator to adjust tariffs.
(4) The electronic communications operator with significant market power, which has a specific tariff and cost accounting obligations, public cost calculation system description, showing the main categories and putting together the public, as well as the rules used for allocating costs. Compliance with the cost accounting system shall be verified by a sworn auditor or certified auditor company. Sworn auditor's report on compliance with the stated cost calculation and application of the methodology to the Merchant shall be published each year.
Article 42. The public phone network carrier selection and carrier pre-selection (1) of the public telephone network operators which have significant impact on the relevant market, your subscriber ensure public telephone network operator choice service or public telephone network operator preselection service.
(2) The Commission determines that a public electronic communications network operator that has a significant impact on the relevant market, is to provide subscribers access to any interconnected public electronic communications network service: 1) for each individual call when drawing up public phone network carrier selection code;
2) with the prior carrier selection and a facility to override any pre-selected choice for each individual call when drawing up public phone network carrier selection code.
(3) User requirements for carrier selection and carrier preselection service implementation on other networks or in other ways than provided for in the second paragraph of this article, shall be executed in accordance with the provisions of article 43.
(4) The Commission shall determine the public phone network operator choice service or public telephone network operator preselection service implementing provisions and terms.
43. article. Access to electronic communications network equipment and their use (1) where a refusal of access or unjustified access rules can impede lasting and competitive retail market, or if it is not the electronic communication in the interests of users, the Commission shall determine the obligations of a public electronic communications network operator with significant market power: 1) grant third parties access to certain electronic communications network elements or facilities, including unbundled access to the local loop;
2) negotiate with electronic communications operators, requesting access;
3) not to withdraw the access of certain electronic communications network elements or facilities for which it previously granted;
4) to provide wholesale services to third parties for retail services;
5) grant access to technical interfaces or other key technologies that are indispensable for the interoperability of electronic communications services or virtual network services;
6) to deploy certain electronic communications network elements or other equipment using shared installations (including ducts, buildings or antenna masts and towers for common use);
7) provide electronic communications services necessary for electronic communications users ensure full interoperability of electronic communications services (including installation of the intellectual network services or roaming on mobile electronic communications networks);
8) provide access to atbalstsistēm or similar software systems necessary to ensure competition in the provision of electronic communications services;
9) the interconnection of electronic communications networks or electronic communications network elements or facilities.
(2) The Commission approved access, interconnection, joint use of related equipment and the provision of leased lines and unbundling of the local loop in the principal display.
44. article. Information on access and interconnection (1), the Commission published a month from the moment of adoption of the decision shall be published in the newspaper "Latvian journal" information on the specific electronic communications services and geographic markets, as well as the specific duties and obligations imposed on electronic communications operators access and interconnection.
(2) The Commission shall send the European Commission published information on markets and public electronic communications network operator in the duties and obligations.
(3) The Commission within one month of the date of approval publishes the newspaper "Latvian journal" information about the place and time where information is available for access and interconnection in the principal display. The electronic communications operator is obliged to publish the Commission's approved access and interconnection of the principal no later than 20 days after their approval, having informed the Commission, not later than three days after the publication of the principal.
(4) The Commission, in its internet website maintained and updated information on access and interconnection of concluded contracts. The Commission determined that the access and interconnection agreements part should not be published to avoid disclosure of information, which includes the business secrets of the parties.
(5) Each year up to February 1, the Commission shall publish in the Gazette "journal" report on the methodology used for calculating the costs of compliance.
Chapter x the electronic communications network and service of radio terminal equipment conformity assessment, conformity declaration, as well as the distribution of article 45. Electronic communications networks and terminal equipment conformity assessment of radio equipment or distribute the Declaration, as well as to (1) terminal equipment and radio equipment conformity assessment or declaration procedure, as well as essential requirements for terminal equipment and radio equipment is determined by the law on conformity assessment ".
(2) Distribute market and be connected to a public electronic communications network termination point may be only the terminal equipment which complies with the essential requirements and the conformity of the product with these requirements, which are assessed or declared.
(3) The spread on the market and use should be only radio equipment which complies with the essential requirements and the national radio of the plan and that compliance with those requirements is assessed or declared.
(4) If the operation of the radio equipment used by radio frequency bands, which have not been harmonised in the European Union, the manufacturer, his authorised representative or the person responsible for the distribution of radio equipment on the market of Latvia, at least four weeks before the beginning of the spread of radio equipment to notify the Agency for electronic communications.
Chapter XI limited resources article 46. Limited resources use rights (1) natural or legal persons may require radio spectrum usage rights, and electronic communications operators may require the numbering usage rights. Natural and legal persons shall submit an application to the Commission.
(2) the cabinet shall determine for the purpose of commercial use limited resources list and the order in which the Commission granted traders limited electronic communications resources use rights for commercial activities.
(3) After the second part of the operation of the receiving radio equipment must receive permission to use radio frequency allocation of this provision in article 49.
(4) the Commission shall monitor the commercial radio frequency resource use rights transfer Cabinet.
47. article. Scarce resources database (1) electronic communications agency provides limited resources for database creation and maintenance.
(2) Electronic communications agency technical capabilities provide a caller's location by calling a number and the data transfer to the operational services of the Cabinet of Ministers.
(3) Electronic communications agency provides the Commission with access to scarce resources intended for commercial databases.
48. article. National radio frequency plan (1) the cabinet shall determine the allocation of the radio spectrum band radio and the breakdown of radio systems, as well as radio frequency band general conditions of use (including the radio interfaces and their characteristics and frequency ranges that are for commercial activities).
(2) Radio frequency bands may be used only in accordance with the first subparagraph of this article set out in radio and radio communication systems.
49. article. Radio frequency allocation of radio spectrum usage rights for the operation of the radio equipment authorized for use by radio frequency allotment authorization on the use of electronic communications in the agency or under a shared radio frequency allocation permissions for the Cabinet of Ministers.
50. article. Radio frequency band release

(1) The release date of the radio band radio or radio systems, which is designed for international agreements, are specified in the national radio the plan no later than two years before the release of the band. Or electronic communications merchant or private electronic communications network, the owner of the loss caused by the release of the radio band, are not covered.
(2) If the radio equipment requires a specific radio frequency band individually, which the law prescribed if other people used radio equipment, the interested person by agreement of the Parties shall bear all the possible release of radio spectrum or losses or expenses the Parties shall agree on the appropriate frequency band sharing.
51. article. Destructive interference (1) radio equipment installed and used in such a way as not to cause harmful interference. Sea and air shipping, emergency, emergency and distress signal radio frequency use only permitted such emergency cases.
(2) Electronic communications the Agency examines the application of harmful radio interference to radio and television reception and radio program in action, find this radio sources and decide what to do.
(3) Electronic communications agency prohibits or restricts the use of the radio equipment, to prevent harmful radio interference or such suppression.
52. article. Amateur radio station of amateur radio stations shall be constructed, installed and used for the Cabinet.
53. article. The use of radio spectrum in the national defence and security in the use of radio frequency bands allocated to the national plan for radio frequencies only in national defence and security needs for radio systems operating in accordance with the national plan for radio frequencies the radio type, administered by the radio user. Procedures for the use of radio frequencies Administration takes bands that the national plan for radio frequencies allocated to national defence and security, and economic activity, the radio system is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
54. article. National numbering resources (1), the Commission shall allocate the reserve, annulled or withdrawn from circulation numbering resources.
(2) Procedures for grant, used, reserve or revoke the numbering resources, renounce them or remove them from circulation, determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
(3) If the existing numbering resources are insufficient, the Commission shall take a decision on the transition to a closed eight-digit numbering scheme in accordance with the transition plan approved by the Commission, which previously agreed with the players.
(4) If the transition to a closed eight-digit numbering scheme requires additional financial resources, for this transition Cabinet Ministers.
(5) The Commission shall establish and publish the newspaper "Journal of Latvia" arrangements for the use of numbering provides related services, as well as the deadlines for implementation of these services.
55. article. The national numbering plan (1) the national numbering plan, approved by the Commission. The Commission shall ensure that the national numbering plan review at least once a year.
(2) The national numbering plan, the Commission shall publish in the Gazette "journal".
Article 56. Number transfer (1) if the Subscriber requests a save of the public telephone network number by changing the public phone network operator, the Subscriber will be able to maintain its use of the public telephone network number in national numbering plan numbering in certain geographical territory or any other place where the subscriber number is not associated with geographic numbering.
(2) Public telephone network operator provides the subscriber number to the transfer option.
(3) The Commission shall determine the number portability service implementing provisions and shall take a decision on the implementation of the service.
XII chapter electronic communications service quality article 57. Electronic communications service quality monitoring (1) electronic communications operators provide public electronic communications service quality requirements and measurement methods of the Commission.
(2) The electronic communications operator provides a public electronic communications service quality measurements performed electronic communications agency in accordance with the methodology laid down in the first subparagraph.
(3) Electronic communications the Agency shall send the Commission once a month for electronic communications service quality measurements in accordance with the Commission's approved plan for the measurements.
(4) The Commission shall draw up and make public a quality report for the previous calendar year.
Chapter XIII the electronic communications service tariffs, 58. Public access and tariff adjustment (1) electronic communications merchant providing electronic communications users of electronic communications services tariff, tariff plan and the tariff discount of openness and public accessibility.
(2) The operator with significant market power, the Commission may apply the tariff adjustment (including tariff calculation methodology to determine, approve tariffs, impose obligations on the approximation of the costs or the tariff reference services, electronic communications services and the application of cost calculation methodologies and other tariff adjustment measures).
(3) Each year the Commission shall publish in a newspaper "journal" communication on electronic communications operators, which have the obligation to apply the cost calculation and application of the methodology, as well as the cost of the system with this methodology.
(4) If the electronic communications operator has the obligation to bring the tariffs cost, then it must prove to the Commission that the tariffs from the reasonable costs, including a reasonable return on investments. The Commission may require the electronic communications operator with significant market power to provide its tariff and cost full justification. If the Commission finds that the cost is not included in the tariff fully justified or not zoom in tariff costs, the Commission is entitled to suspend the application of tariff and determine the tariff ceilings or to ask the electronic communications operator to adjust tariffs. Obligations are valid only during the period in which the electronic communications operator to have a significant impact on the relevant market.
Article 59. Electronic communications service discounts (1) electronic communications operator has the right to introduce electronic communications users of electronic communications services tariff plans and establish electronic communications users of electronic communications services tariff discounts, except where the Commission such discounts are recognised as unequal.
(2) The electronic communications operator, significantly affecting interconnection services market, is prohibited in the interconnection services offered discount or discount about discovery, depending on the volume of services provided. The Commission may authorise such a rebate or discount, determining if electronic communications merchant demonstrated to the Commission that it will not create inequalities to other electronic communications operators.
Chapter XIV universal service in article 60. Universal service discovery (1) the Commission shall establish and regularly review the list of universal service, the universal service scope, geographical areas, users of electronic communications services. The Commission may develop reasonable pricing too.
(2) The Commission shall ensure the first part of the information referred to in the publication in the newspaper "journal".
61. article. Universal service obligations (1) the territory of the Republic of Latvia To ensure the provision of universal service, the Commission in the electronic communications operator to define the universal service obligations.
(2) The Commission shall determine the universal service obligations to ensure that universal service is provided in a cost-effective manner, and providing end users the opportunity to receive universal service obligations contained in the services.
(3) The electronic communications operator providing universal service, provide the conditions so that end users do not have to pay for electronic communications services which are not necessary for providing the services requested.
(4) The Commission, through effective, objective, transparent and equitable procedures for the determination of liabilities, establish one or more electronic communications operators, which have the obligation to provide a universal service.
(5) the Commission shall monitor the implementation of universal service obligations.
(6) The Commission has the right to determine the billing detail requirements for operators of electronic communications, which has a certain universal service obligations to enable end users to monitor and control expenditure and avoid unwarranted termination.
62. article. Universal service costs and compensate for damage (1) the cost of universal service obligations, the amount of the refund and the cost of the procedure by the Commission. The compensation mechanism is transparent and of least market distortion, observing the principle of equal treatment and the principle of proportionality.
(2) The electronic communications operator that has the universal service obligation, the calculated cost of universal service obligations in accordance with the Commission's specific universal service obligations cost calculation and detection methodology.

(3) The Commission approves the cost of universal service obligations for the calculation methodology and electronic communications operators the calculated cost of universal service obligations.
(4) Costs arising from the universal service obligations, compensate for the Tribunal, in accordance with the established mechanism, if universal service provider proves that it is not fair to burden the subject and obligations.
(5) Losses arising from the universal service obligations, compensate, if universal service obligations also creates additional benefits and it exceeds the unfair burden of injury.
(6) Each year the Commission shall publish in a newspaper "journal" report containing the specified cost of universal service obligations.
Article 63. Universal service funding mechanism (1) in order to compensate for the cost of universal service obligations, in you can create a universal service fund or other funding mechanisms.
(2) Universal service funding mechanism and the order in which the relevant fund contributions are made, determined by the Cabinet of Ministers. Contributions paid to use only universal service financing.
(3) Universal service funding mechanism the Administration provided by the Commission.
Chapter XV digital television and digital radio service availability of article 64. Digital television and digital radio services (1) the electronic communications operator that offers digital television and digital radio distribution services, to ensure that services offered by him without prejudice to Subscriber's right to free choice of the supplier of the service, as well as being compatible with other electronic communications merchant services.
(2) Digital television and digital radio signal transmission system consists of the European communities in accordance with the established standards in the electronic communications sector.
Chapter XVI data protection in the electronic communications sector article 65. Non-disclosure of data (1) electronic communications operators are obligated not to disclose details of the electronic communications service users or subscribers, as well as information about the received electronic communications services or value added services, except as required by applicable law.
(2) The electronic communications operator is prohibited without electronic communications service user or subscriber written consent to disclose information which is transmitted or retransmitted by providing electronic communication services to users or subscribers to electronic communications services other than legal cases.
(3) the first and the information referred to in the second subparagraph, on the basis of a written request, provide such institutions to the extent necessary to carry out the relevant functions: 1) to the Court, the Prosecutor's Office and the cognitive authority, if required for criminal report;
2) the Commission, if necessary, dispute or interconnection issues, except for the information that is transmitted, providing electronic communications services that service user or Subscriber;
3) operational entities in accordance with the procedure laid down in these provisions;
4) data state inspection, if necessary for the examination of complaints, with the exception of information that is transmitted, providing electronic communications services that service user or Subscriber.
66. article. The connection to the electronic communications networks (1) connect to the electronic communications networks for operational information of these provisions may be only a specific person in the cases specified in these provisions and in order.
(2) The electronic communications operator the Cabinet duly equipped with the electronic communications network interception point, providing operational information from technical means and operational conversation eavesdropping law cases.
(3) The electronic communications operator has the right to give information about the fact that the capacity and location data passed to the operational entities.
Article 67. Processing capacity (1) capacity data are erased or made conditional anonymous handling as soon as it is no longer necessary to do transmission, fees accounting for the electronic communications services or for the provision of interconnection, with the exception of those provisions article 19, paragraph 15, and in the cases provided for in this article.
(2) The capacity data are processed during the period in which the electronic communications service user or Subscriber may challenge the Bill and make payments regulations.
(3) The electronic communications operator is entitled to process the data capacity without prior coordination with the subscribers or users of electronic communications services only charge the counting of the electronic communications services or for the provision of interconnection, with the exception of those rules provided for in article 65.
(4) Capacity data processing are allowed for electronic communications services and the provision of value added services, if the Subscriber or user of electronic communications services, to which the data relate, has given written consent, in accordance with the electronic communications entered into a service contract. Subscribers or users of electronic communications services shall have the right at any time to withdraw the consent to the processing of data capacity.
(5) Capacity data processing can be performed only on the electronic communications operator of the authorised person.
(6) Subscribers or users of electronic communications services does not have rights to access the loading data and make corrections thereto.
68. article. Location of data processing (1) the processing of location data, taking into account the exceptions laid down in this article is only allowed for the provision of electronic communications services.
(2) Location of data processing for other purpose without subscriber or electronic communications service user consent is permitted only if the Subscriber or user of electronic communications services cannot be identified using these location data.
(3) Location of data processing for the other purpose is permitted by the Subscriber or user of electronic communications services of the written consent of the period necessary to provide value added services.
(4) Before consent for the processing of location data for another purpose, the electronic communications operator has the obligation to inform the Subscriber or user of electronic communications services about the types of data to be processed, the purpose and duration, as well as whether the location data will be transferred to third parties for the provision of value added services.
(5) Subscribers or users of electronic communications services shall have the right at any time to withdraw the consent to the processing of location data for another purpose by notifying the operators of electronic communications.
(6) Subscribers or users of electronic communications services, which is the agreed location for the processing of data of other purpose, have the right to demand, free of charge, to the processing of location data to determine the time to stop by notifying the provider of electronic communications services.
(7) The electronic communications operator is allowed to process location data without subscriber's electronic communications service or user consent, if the location of the data processing is required for operational duties.
Article 69. The calling and the called number identification restriction (1) the calling number to the user has the right to refuse the free of charge from the calling number identification on each call.
(2) The calling number, Subscriber shall have the right, once a year, free of charge, to withdraw from the calling number identification.
(3) The called subscriber has the right to refuse free-of-charge incoming calls from the calling number identification.
(4) The number of the called subscriber has the right to free and automatically reject calls that users or subscribers have chosen to withdraw from the calling number identification.
(5) The number of the called subscriber has the right to refuse the free of charge from the called number identification number of the calling user.
(6) Providers of electronic communications services shall inform subscribers and users, when calling or called party is made in identification, and provide user and subscriber information about the rights in this article.
(7) Providers of electronic communications services or a public communications network operator supports the rights provided for in this article and the services.
(8) Providers of electronic communications services or a public communications network operator does not have the obligation to respect the rights provided for in this article, if the called number subscriber's rescue service.
(9) The first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth specific rights or obligations do not apply to the analog telephone exchange.
70. article. Call forwarding (1) Subscriber is entitled free of charge to terminate third party call forwarding to subscriber terminal.
(2) The procedure ensures the call forwarding service, established by the Cabinet of Ministers.
71. article. Public mailing list (1) the Subscriber's personal data publicly available subscriber list may be included only if the Subscriber has given written consent to the electronic communications operator in accordance with the provisions of the fourth paragraph.
(2) Before the inclusion of publicly available data on the subscriber list subscriber shall be informed of the list of subscribers to the Publisher name, the list of subscribers available to the public in the creation of the target and its uses.

(3) Subscriber in accordance with the electronic information provided by economic operators have the right to determine what personal data may be included in the list of subscribers available to the public.
(4) The Subscriber is entitled to check, withdraw or amend the list of subscribers available to the public in the Subscriber's personal data.
72. article. Invoice Subscriber (1) Subscribers have the right to receive invoices without the use of electronic communications services detailed accounting.
(2) The Commission shall lay down the requirements itemized bill, under which basic electronic communications operators, free of charge, enables subscribers to: 1) check and control the payments for the use of the public telephone network at a fixed location or on other related electronic communications services;
2) to monitor the use of the public telephone network and related expenses, thereby controlling their bills.
(3) Where relevant, an acceptable tariff subscribers can offer invoice additional levels of detail.
Informative reference to directives of the European Union in these regulations include legal provisions arising from the directives of the European Union: 1) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 Directive 2002/21/EC on a common regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services (framework directive)//OJL 108, 24.04.2002;
2) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 Directive 2002/20/EC on the authorisation of electronic communications networks and services (authorisation directive)//OJL 108, 24.04.2002;
3) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002, Directive 2002/19/EC on access to electronic communications networks and associated facilities (access directive)//OJL 108, 24.04.2002;
4) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002, Directive 2002/22/EC on universal service and users ' rights relating to electronic communications networks and services (universal service directive)//OJL 108, 24.04.2002;
5) European Parliament and Council of 12 July 2002 Directive 2002/58/EC concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (directive on privacy and electronic communications)//OJL 201, 31.07.2002.;
6) of the Commission of the European communities of 16 September 2002 Directive 2002/77/EC on competition in the markets for electronic communications networks and services//OJL 249, 17.09.2002.;
7) the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 decision No 676/2002/EC on a regulatory rules for radio spectrum policy in the European Community//OJL 108, 24.04.2002;
8) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999, Directive 1999/5/EC on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity 091, 07.04.1999.//OJL transitional provisions 1. Regulations shall enter into force by 1 May 2004.
2. The provisions of article 47 shall enter into force by 1 January 2005.
3. The Cabinet of Ministers within six months from the date of entry into force of the provisions issued by the rules laid down in these provisions. Until the entry into force of the provisions to be applied as follows in accordance with the law "on telecommunications" issued by Cabinet of Ministers regulations, in so far as they do not conflict with these terms: 3.1. Cabinet 4 November 2002 Regulation No 496 of the "telecommunications network installation and construction rules";
3.2. the Cabinet of Ministers on 21 January 2003, the provisions of no. 44 "radio spectrum use authorization procedures";
3.3. the Cabinet of Ministers of 28 January 2003, the provisions of no. 53 "order in which telephone companies be provided public telecommunications networks with machines that provide the core information from technical means and operational eavesdropping the conversation";
3.4. the Cabinet of Ministers of 13 May 2003, the rules no 251 "telecommunications network infrastructure protection arrangements";
3.5. the Cabinet of Ministers on 19 august 2003, the Regulation No 465 "operating telecommunications network established along the lines of the methodology for determining";
3.6. The Cabinet of Ministers of 2 September 2003, the Regulation No. 497 "rules on radiocommunications and telecommunications terminal equipment in the distribution, design, construction, installation and operation, as well as the restrictions and prohibitions of use".
4. within six months from the date of entry into force of the provisions, the Commission shall ensure that all of the provisions laid down in these rules, procedures, procedure and methodology development. To these rules, and the methodology of the procedure, the procedure for the entry into force of the applied in accordance with the law "on telecommunications" issued regulations, policy, procedures and methodologies, in so far as they do not conflict with these rules.
5. Within nine months from the date of entry into force of the provisions of the Commission's individual license re-register on general authorisations and recorded the general authorisation (in accordance with the conditions of these rules) for all those electronic communications operators who provide electronic communication services for the entry into force of the provisions. The individual license is valid until the general permit registration. Limited national resources use rights shall remain in force until the end of the statutory period.
6. Mobile communications network operators until 31 December 2005 provides local roaming, providing for the transition to automatic domestic roaming capability by 31 December 2006.
7. To analogue tv and radio broadcasting network and power off the radio spectrum use rights granted in accordance with the radio and television law.
8. Electronic Communications Agency of the day set out in these provisions of the electronic communications agency carried out the function of the non-profit organisation State joint stock company "Latvian State telecommunications inspection". The performance of these provisions in certain electronic communications agency functions, non-profit organisation State joint stock company "Latvian State telecommunications inspection" is the Ministry of transport of the functional and institutional departments.
9.Ar entry into force these rules shall lapse by the law on telecommunications "(parliamentary and Cabinet of Ministers rapporteur, 2001, nr. 23).
Prime Minister i. Emsis traffic acting Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, in place of the Minister with special responsibility for children and Family Affairs a. Baštik Editorial Note: rules shall enter into force on 1 May 2004.