Public service Regulatory Commission Council rules on telecommunication services and services covered by the registration of general authorisations and individual licences approved by the public service Commission the Council hearing, 29.05.2002 Protocol No 32 (62) issued on the basis of the law "on telecommunications" part 1 of article 41 and article 47 part 4 of chapter I General provisions 1. these provisions determine the services and service groups where the provision of the telecommunications companies are registered in the general authorisation or individual licence issued.
2. In these regulations, the following terms are used: 2.1. other telecommunications services not elsewhere classified, all publicly available telecommunications services that are not otherwise classified in these regulations;
2.2. data and electronic message relay services, publicly available telecommunications services, ensuring the transmission and routing of signals on the public telecommunications and/or networks other than internet access, and voice transmission services;
2.3. the limited national resources, national radio spectrum and the national numbering space;
2.4. the individual license — specifically allowed certain kinds of business (commercial) in the telecommunications sector or the telecommunications network and operation, in which telecommunications companies have certain individual commitments, requirements and rights which gives access to the limited national resources in the telecommunications sector;
2.5. Internet access services — publicly available telecommunications services that provide signal transmission and routing of signals between the customer or otherwise (computer, modem, etc.) or on a private network and the internet service provider equipment (server, router, etc.) data download and upload internet data transmission network;
2.6. leased line services – physical or virtual, distributed in public telecommunications networks or create a permanent communication channel, telecommunications services, which provide signal transmission between two specified points of connection, do not use the switching equipment;
2.7. service group, several telecommunications services per individual licence or general authorisation;
2.8. the public telecommunications network operator – legal person, established in the laws and in accordance with the procedure prescribed by the law on telecommunications ", international treaties, laws and other individual provisions in the licences have been granted the right to create, develop, operate public telecommunications networks or to provide telecommunications services;
2.9. public fixed telecommunications networks: the public telecommunications network, which provides the transmission of signals between defined termination points of the telecommunications network;
2.10 public mobile telecommunications networks: the public telecommunications network, which provides the signal transmission between mobile telecommunications network termination points;
2.11. the public radiocommunications network: the public telecommunications network, which provides the signal transmission, distribution and/or reception via radio waves for the provision of telecommunications services, not including public mobile telecommunication network services;
2.12. the public radiocommunications services — publicly available telecommunications services, which provides the transmission of speech and/or routing of signals in public radiocommunications networks;
2.13. public international voice telephony services — publicly available telecommunications services, which provides the transmission of speech and/or routing between different countries connected to the public telecommunications networks to terminal equipment;, public payphone service 2.14 — publicly available telecommunications services provided by the telecommunications company's public places installed Telecommunication (phones), otherwise your outgoing and incoming telephone calls or perform for pay (with coins, payphone card, credit card);
2.15. public local/domestic voice telephony services on the public telecommunications network, a publicly available telecommunications service, which provides the transmission of speech and/or routing between public telecommunications networks and/or public telecommunications networks for specific connection points in the territory where the limits of the voice telephony service are classified as local/domestic voice telephony services, telecommunications of otherwise independent of the technology used;
2.16. telecommunications services — services that provide a complete or partial signal transmission and routing of signals in public or telecommunications networks, except for television and radio broadcasting;
2.17. the telecommunications service provider — a legal person providing telecommunications services in accordance with the law "on telecommunications" requirements, the use of public telecommunications networks;
2.18. General authorization-regulator registered permit entitles the telecommunications company to provide telecommunications services, and that there is no need for specific regulatory decisions.
  
Chapter II telecommunications services and service groups covered by the general authorisation or individual registering licences 3. Public local/domestic voice telephony services in the public fixed telecommunications network;
4. local/domestic Public voice telephony services for the provision of public mobile telecommunications network;
5. Public international voice telephony services regardless of the technology used;
6. A public payphone service provision;
7. The public radiocommunications services;
8. Leased line services;
9. data and electronic message transmission services;
10. Internet access services;
11. Other not classified for the provision of telecommunications services.
  
Chapter III general permit registration 12. Telecommunications sector general authorisation is established telecommunications companies, who do not require the limited national resources for the provision of telecommunications services.
  
Chapter IV individual licences in the telecommunications sector 13 individual licences are issued to telecommunications companies who need limited national resources for the provision of telecommunications services.
14. Numbering resources allocation procedure and conditions determined by the Cabinet of Ministers. To the Cabinet of Ministers rules into force, numbering resources allocation procedure and conditions determined by the Governor in Council, the decision examines the question of the issue of the licence.
15. Radio spectrum use rules for business (commercial) in the telecommunications sector, determined by the Regulator. Until the entry into force of the provisions of the radio frequency allocation procedure and conditions determined by the Governor in Council, the decision examines the question of the issue of the licence.
16. where is organised the auction or tender in the limited national resources, the Caribbean down the auction or tender rules. Individual license terms Regulator develop separately.
  
Chapter v final provisions 17. these provisions shall enter into force on the day following their publication in the newspaper "journal".