By Order IET/787/2013 of 25 April, the national frequency allocation table currently in force was approved, establishing a regulatory framework for the use of the radio spectrum valid for the time of entry. in force and in line with the decisions, recommendations and in general the technical standards and guidelines emanating from international working groups related to the harmonised exploitation of radio spectrum, as well as the legislative acquis community.

However, the permanent evolution of the radio communications sector requires a constant updating of the national frequency allocation table which allows, on the one hand, the incorporation into the regulations national of technical and legislative developments since their last publication and of another, to address new radio spectrum needs related to national uses.

The most relevant aspects addressed by this order, regarding modifications of use of the public radio domain, are cited below.

By modifying the national use note UN-3 and paragraph 1 of the single derogation provision, the common use of the spectrum of the citizens ' band CB-27 provided for in Law 9/2014 of 9 May, General de Telecommunications.

By amending Notes UN-48 and UN-151, compliance with the provisions of Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /641/EU of 1 September 2014 on harmonised technical conditions relating to the use of the radio spectrum by wireless audio equipment for the creation of special programmes and events in the Union, which is incorporated into the national legislative acquis.

By the amendment of footnote UN-107, compliance with the provisions of Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /276/EU of 2 May 2014 amending Decision 2008 /411/EC on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to the the 3400-3800 MHz frequency band for terrestrial systems capable of providing electronic communications services in the Community, which is incorporated into the national legislative acquis.

By amending UN-137, the Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /702/EU of 7 October 2014, which updates the harmonised frequency bands and applications for ultra-wideband equipment, is transposed by the Commission. (UWB).

By the amendment of Note UN-140, compliance with the provisions of Commission Implementing Decision 2013 /654/EU of 12 November 2013 amending Decision 2008 /294/EC is hereby complied with in order to include new ones. access technologies and frequency bands for communications services on aircraft (MCA services), which is incorporated into the national legislative acquis.

An equally relevant aspect of the present order concerns the updating and protection against other emissions, of the frequencies for the relief and security systems as well as those used by the so-called Personal use radio (PLB), as set out in the Radio Regulations of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) (UN-157).

Finally, by a new note UN-158, compliance with the provisions laid down in Commission Implementing Decision 2013 /752/EU of 11 December 2013 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the harmonisation of the radio spectrum for use by short-range devices and repealing Decision 2005 /928/EC on short-range devices, which is incorporated into the national legislative acquis.

This provision has been reported by the Telecommunications and Information Society Advisory Board (CATSI) and by the Markets and Competition Commission. It has also been subject to the procedure for information on technical standards and regulations and regulations relating to the services of the information society provided for in Directive 98 /34/EC of the European Parliament and of the European Parliament. Council of 22 June, as amended by Directive 98 /48/EC of 20 July and in Royal Decree 1337/1999 of 31 July, which incorporates these Directives into Spanish law.

This order is issued under the exclusive state competition in the field of telecommunications, as provided for in Article 149.1.21a of the Constitution.

In its virtue, I have:

Single item. Amendment to the "CNAF 2013 Notes UN" section of the National Frequency Attribution Table (CNAF), annexed to Order IET/787/2013 of 25 April, approving the national frequency allocation table.

The "CNAF 2013 Notes UN" section of the National Frequency Attribution Table (CNAF), annexed to Order IET/787/2013 of 25 April 2013, is amended, approving the national frequency allocation table, in the following terms:

One. The national use note UN-3 is worded as follows:

" UN-3 Citizen Band CB-27.

The citizen band CB-27 includes the frequencies 26,960-27.410 MHz. and is intended exclusively for communications related to educational, cultural, sports, leisure or entertainment activities, or other, in any case not for profit or economic content. The CB-27 frequency band has 40 channels with 10 kHz adjacent spacing, the carrier frequencies of which are indicated in the table below.

	Number	MHz Frequency	Channel Number	1
	21		1	21		27,215
2	26,975	22	27,225
	3	26,985	23	27,255
	4		24	24 Centro_table_body"> 27,235
	5	27,015	25	27,245
6	27,025	26	27,265
7	7	27,035	27	27,275			8		27,055	28	27,285
	9	27065	29	27,295
10	27,075	30	27,305
	11	27,085	31	27,315
12	12	32		32			33		33
		34		34	34
	35	35	35	35	16
27,155	36	36	36	36	27,365
17	17	37		18
	38
19	19	27,185	39
		40	40		40 Centro_table_body"> 27,405

The authorized emission classes are as follows: 6K00F3E (frequency modulation telephony), 6K00A3E (amplitude modulation telephony, double side band), 3K00H3E (amplitude modulation telephony, band Single lateral with full carrier), 3K00R3E (telephony with amplitude modulation, single side band with reduced carrier), 3K00J3E (telephony with amplitude modulation, single side band with deleted carrier). Also, on an experimental basis, emissions may be used with digital modulations whose levels of unwanted emissions do not exceed those of the above.

Teams and stations using the citizens ' band CB-27, will have to comply with the provisions of Royal Decree 1890/2000 of 20 November on the conformity assessment of telecommunications or regulatory devices before it is applicable to you. Also equipment and stations operating with frequency or phase modulation shall comply with the requirements of Royal Decree 926/1995 of 9 June establishing the technical specifications of radio equipment with Angular modulation to be used in the so-called citizen band CB-27.

The maximum authorized output power for these equipment is 4 watts for F3E, A3E and digital modulations and 12 watts of envelope crest power in the BLU case. The coupling to the stations of the citizen band CB-27 is not allowed for devices that allow to obtain powers greater than the maxims specified above.

The operating mode of the stations will be in "simplex", using the same frequency in transmission and reception.

Antennas will not have a gain greater than 6 dB and will lack directivity in the horizontal plane.

In the use of the citizen band CB-27, it is not allowed:

a) the installation of stations on board aircraft.

b) the installation of signal repeating stations, or satellite communications.

c) the connection to the public telephone network or to other telecommunications facilities.

d) The continuous emission of a non-modulated carrier wave.

Users of the citizens ' band CB-27 are obliged to cease their emissions, in emergency situations, on Channel 9 (27.065 MHz), reserved for the relief and emergency traffic throughout the national territory.

Channels 1 to 28, both inclusive, of the citizen band CB-27 can also be used for industrial, scientific and medical applications (ICM).

The use of the citizen band CB-27 with the characteristics specified in the preceding paragraphs shall be considered as common use. "

Two. The national usage note UN-41 is worded as follows:

" UN-41 Bands 880-915 MHz and 925-960 MHz.

The frequency bands 880-915 MHz and 925-960 MHz are reserved, in accordance with Commission Decisions 2009 /766/EC and 2011 /251/EU amending the previous one, for terrestrial systems capable of providing services electronic communications. See figure 24.

The use of UMTS technology at the top of these frequency bands, adjacent to the 960-1215 MHz frequency band, attributed to the aeronautical radionavigation service, is subject to the technical restrictions laid down by the Secretary of State for Telecommunications and the Information Society.

Mobile terminals capable of providing electronic communications services in this band are excluded from the need for an individual licence and have free movement and use in accordance with the terms set out in the Decision of Cept ECC/DEC (12) 01.

The residual use, under common use, of frequency bands 914-915 MHz and 959-960 MHz by wireless telephones, not adapted to UN-104 (CT1-E), will be subject to their electromagnetic compatibility with the aforementioned mobile networks. "

Three. The first paragraph of the national usage note UN-45 is worded as follows:

"The 1350-1400 MHz frequency band is reserved for the exclusive use of the State for Ministry of Defense applications in the radiolocation, fixed and mobile services."

Four. The national usage note UN-48 is worded as follows:

" UN-48 Band 2000 MHz.

The 1785-1800 MHz frequency band is reserved for State-preferred use in the Fixed Service until January 1, 2020.

The 1785-1805 MHz frequency band is reserved for use by known devices for the acronym PMSE (Programme Making and Special Events), under the terms and conditions set out in the Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /641/EU of 1 September 2014 on harmonised technical conditions for the use of radio spectrum by wireless audio equipment for the creation of special programmes and events in the Union.

The frequency bands 1900-1920 MHz, 1920-1980 MHz, 2010-2025 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz are reserved for the terrestrial component of systems capable of providing electronic communications services.

The use of the bands 1920-1980 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz is implementing Commission Implementing Decision 2012/688/EU on its harmonisation for terrestrial systems capable of providing communications services electronic in the Union.

In addition to the use of these frequency bands, Commission Implementing Decision 2013 /654/EU of 12 November 2013 amending Decision 2008 /294/EC in order to include new technologies for the use of these frequency bands is also applicable to the use of these frequency bands. access and frequency bands for mobile communications services on aircraft (MCA services).

In accordance with the terms set out in Commission Decision 2007 /98/EC and Decision 626 /2008/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, the bands 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz are reserved for systems providing mobile satellite services including, where appropriate, subordinate terrestrial network.

The 2025-2110 MHz and 2200-2290 MHz frequency bands are reserved for low-and medium-capacity, fixed-service, point-to-point, multi-point links.

The corresponding pipeline is described in Note UN-89. Without prejudice to the use described above, the sub-bands 2025-2070 MHz and 2200-2245 MHz are reserved for use by the Ministry of Defence for mobile services.

When making allocations to the fixed service in the 2000 MHz band, the allocation of bands 2025-2110 MHz (Earth-space) and 2200-2290 MHz (space-to-Earth) should be taken into account as a primary to the operations services space research and space research, and from the band 2290-2300 MHz to primary title to space research service (distant space, space-Earth). "

Five. The national usage note UN-55 is worded as follows:

" UN-55 SF Canalization in the 3800-4200 MHz band.

Applies to this frequency band the channeling indicated in the UIT-R F. 382-8 Recommendation to medium-capacity digital radio networks as well as point-to-multipoint systems. The said pipeline comprises six bi-directional radiocannals with a reference frequency of 4003,5 MHz. In addition, where technically possible, an interspersed pipeline consisting of six bi-directional radio links with a reference frequency of 3989 MHz may be used.

Figures 35 and 36 indicate these channelings, exclusively applicable to the 3800-4200 MHz frequency band. "

Six. The national usage note UN-69 is worded as follows:

" UN-69 18 GHz Band.

The frequency band 17.7-19.7 GHz, is reserved for medium and high capacity digital fixed radio links as indicated in the UIT-R F. 595-10 Recommendation. 8, 17 and up to 35 bidirectional radiocannals are available, according to the pipeline, with a Tx/Rx separation of 1010 MHz.

The following terms are defined:

Fn = frequency of each radiocanal of the lower half of the band.

F ' n = frequency of each radio-channel in the top half of the band.

Fr = reference frequency: 18,700 MHz.

The frequencies (MHz) of the different radiocannals are expressed by the following relationships according to the pipeline step:

Figure 15 represents the channeling of this band.

In addition to this pipeline, certain subbands with 13.75 MHz and 7 MHz channels are enabled, depending on the configuration shown in Figure 26 for low-capacity links.

This frequency band is also attributed to the fixed satellite service, downlink, and the 17.7-18.1 GHz span is also attributed for the connection links of the satellite broadcasting service. In order to reduce the likelihood of interference to uncoordinated satellite fixed service stations, the mitigation techniques set out in Annex I to Decision ERC/DEC/( 00) 07 shall be implemented at the fixed service stations. '

Seven. The national usage note UN-70 is worded as follows:

" UN-70 State Uses at 15-20 GHz.

The frequency band 15.7-17.2 GHz and the attribution to the radiolocation service in the band 17.2-17.3 GHz, with the exception of the low power uses indicated in note UN-86 and 20.2-21.2 GHz, are reserved for exclusive use by systems of the Ministry of Defense.

The use of the band 17.3-17.7 GHz by systems of the Ministry of Defence of the radio-localisation service at secondary level should take into account that this frequency band is attributed to the primary title to the fixed service by satellite. See note UN-68. "

Eight. Paragraph (b) of the national use note UN-76 is deleted.

Nine. The national usage note UN-89 is worded as follows:

" UN-89 Canalization of the 2000 MHz band.

Channeling the 2025-2110 MHz frequency band together with 2200-2290 MHz to be used by the fixed point to point and point to multipoint service, according to the UIT-R F. 1098-1 Recommendation.

The following terms are defined:

Fn = frequency of each radiocanal of the lower half of the band.

F'n= frequency of each radio-channel in the top half of the band.

Fr = reference frequency: 2155 MHz.

The frequencies (MHz) of the different radiocannals are expressed by the following relationships according to the pipeline step:

In these conditions the Tx/Rx separation is 175 MHz and the indicated pipeline is graphically represented in figure 14, parts a, b, c, d.

Subbands 2025-2070 MHz and 2200-2245 MHz are reserved for use by the Ministry of Defense for mobile services.

When making allocations to the fixed service in the 2000 MHz band, the allocation of bands 2025-2110 MHz (Earth-space) and 2200-2290 MHz (space-to-Earth) should be taken into account as a primary to the operations services space research and space research, and from the band 2290-2300 MHz to primary title to space research service (distant space) (space-Earth).

See note UN-48 about other uses in this frequency band. "

Ten. The last paragraph of the national use note UN-92 is worded as follows:

" When making new frequency allocations, account should be taken of the allocation of the band 25.725-27 GHz to the space research service in the space-Earth sense for the Villafranca del Castillo stations. (003W57 '10 "/40N26' 35") and Cebreros (004W21'59 "/40N27 ' 15") and from the band 25,725-26,725 GHz to the space research service in the space-Earth sense for the Robledo station of Chavela (004W14 '57 "/40N25' 38") , which enjoy radio protection under international agreements. "

Once. The last paragraph of the national usage note UN-107 is worded as follows:

" In order to be able to authorise new uses in the 3.6-3.8 GHz band, for terrestrial systems capable of providing electronic communications services, in accordance with Decision 2008 /411/EC, as well as with the Decision of Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /276/EU of 2 May 2014 amending Decision 2008 /411/EC on the harmonisation of the 3400-3800 MHz frequency band for terrestrial systems capable of providing communications services In the Community, new uses for the fixed point-to-point and point-to-service service will not be authorised. multipoint in said frequency band. Existing authorisations in this band for the fixed point-to-point service shall migrate to other bands of frequencies attributed to that service in accordance with the deployment of electronic communications service networks. frequencies. "

Twelve. The national usage note UN-123 is deleted.

Thirteen. The national usage note UN-126 is worded as follows:

" UN-126 Canalization of the 60 GHz frequency band for the fixed service.

1. The operation of the 57-64 GHz frequency band for the fixed service shall be carried out in accordance with Annex 2 of the UIT-R Recommendation F. 1497-2.

The following terms are defined:

Fn = central frequency of each radiocanal of the band 57.0-64.0 GHz.

Fr = reference frequency: 56950 MHz.

The frequencies (MHz) of the different radiocannals, both for TDD and FDD mode, are expressed by the following relationship:

where: n = 1,2,3, ..., 140.

The use of larger bandwidths, both in TDD and FDD, is allowed per 50 MHz channel aggregation up to a maximum of 2500 MHz. In the case of FDD, the duplex separation is not set to a default value.

In this band of frequencies variable amplitude frequencies will be granted and without a priori fixed the limits frequencies. Holders of rights of use for this frequency band shall be self-coordinating with each other. To ensure compatibility with other systems in the band, such as those considered in UN-144 and UN-147, the limitations set out in Annex 1 of ECC/REC/( 09) 01 shall apply.

Channels 1 and 2 are considered to be a guard band with respect to the 55,78-57 GHz band (UN-150), so their use is only allowed for temporary or experimental uses.

2. The operation of the 64-66 GHz frequency band for the fixed service shall be carried out in accordance with Annex 3 of the UIT-R Recommendation F. 1497-2.

For systems in duplex mode by frequency division (FDD), the channel disposition is set as follows with a Tx/Rx separation of 950 MHz as follows.

The following terms are defined:

Fn = frequency of each radiocanal of the lower half of the band.

F'n= frequency of each radio-channel in the top half of the band.

Fr = reference frequency: 56950 MHz.

The frequencies (MHz) of the different radiocannals are expressed by the following relationships:

where: n = 1, 2, 3, ..., 19.

For systems in time-division duplex (TDD) mode, the following disposition is set.

The following terms are defined:

Fn = frequency of each radio channel.

Fr = reference frequency: 56950 MHz.

The frequencies (MHz) of the different radiocannals are expressed by the following relationship:

where: n = 1, 2, 3, ..., 38.

It is possible to assign larger band widths by 50 MHz channel aggregation. "

Fourteen. The national usage note UN-129 is worded as follows:

" UN-129 RFID Applications at 2.4 GHz.

The 2446-2454 MHz frequency band. is reserved for use by radio sensors, short-range devices for radio frequency identification, toll payment and other low power uses, under the consideration of common use.

In accordance with Commission Decision 2013 /752/EU amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the harmonisation of the radio spectrum for use by short-range devices, as well as the ERC/REC Recommendation 70-03, Annex 11, the frequency band 2446-2454 MHz may be used for the applications mentioned above, with an equivalent radiated isotropic power (p.i.r.p.) of 500 mW and other limitations set out in that paragraph. Decision.

The reference technical standard for these devices is EN 300 440. "

Fifteen. A fifth paragraph is added to the national usage note UN-132 which reads as follows:

" The frequency band 70,150-70,200 MHz may be used by the amateur service on a secondary basis and with the technical conditions set out in Annex I to the Regulation on the use of the public domain by radio amateurs, approved by Order IET/1311/2013, dated July 9. "

Sixteen. The national usage note UN-137 is worded as follows:

" UN-137 Ultra-Wide Band Devices (UWB).

Radio equipment using ultra-wideband technology (UWB) shall comply with the conditions set out in Decision 2007 /131/EC authorising the harmonised use of the spectrum Radio spectrum for equipment using ultra-wideband technology in the Community as amended by Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /702/EU of 7 October 2014.

In the technical conditions set out in the above Decisions the use of radio spectrum by these teams shall be considered for common use. "

seventeen. The national usage note UN-140 is worded as follows:

" UN-140 Bands 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz

In accordance with Commission Decisions 2009 /766/EC and 2011 /251/EU amending the previous one, concerning the harmonisation of the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz frequency bands, the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz is reserved for terrestrial systems capable of providing electronic communications services.

Mobile terminals capable of providing electronic communications services in these bands are excluded from the need for an individual licence and have free movement and use in accordance with the terms of the Decision. ECC/DEC (12) 01.

Additionally, the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz are intended for mobile communications systems on ships (MCV services), as set out in Decision 2010 /166/EU of 19 March 2010, on harmonised conditions for the use of radio spectrum for mobile communications services on board ships (MCV services) in the European Union, with the technical characteristics set out in the Annex to that Regulation Decision.

Finally, the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz, are also reserved for mobile communications systems on board aircraft in flight (MCA service), as set out in Decision 2008 /294/EC, 7 April 2008 of the Commission of the European Union on harmonised conditions for the use of spectrum for the operation of mobile communications services in aircraft (MCA services) in the Community and Decision 2013 /654/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 November 2013 amending the Decision 2008 /294/EC, in order to include new access technologies and frequency bands for aircraft communications services (MCA services). "

Eighteen. The national usage note UN-147 is deleted.

nineteen. The national usage note UN-151 is worded as follows:

" UN-151 PMSE devices in 823-832 MHz band

The 823-832 MHz frequency band is reserved for use by known devices for the acronym PMSE (Programme Making and Special Events), under the terms and conditions set out in the Commission Implementing Decision 2014 /641/EU of 1 September 2014 on harmonised technical conditions for the use of radio spectrum by wireless audio equipment for the creation of special programmes and events in the Union.

It will be in order to implement the requirements set out in Recommendation ERC/REC/70-03 (Annex 10). The technical standard of reference for these devices is ETSI EN 300 422.

These uses have the common use of radio spectrum. "

Twenty. A new National Use Note UN-157 is included which reads as follows:

" UN-157 Frequency for use by relief, security and emergency services.

1. In the frequencies set out in Article 5 of the Radio Regulations for the communications of systems, devices and operations of relief, security and emergencies, any kind of emission other than these shall be prohibited. communications.

2. Radiobalises for the location of claims.

Satellite (PLB) satellite, operating in the 406-406.1 MHz band, shall comply with the requirements specified in the technical document C/S T. 001, prepared by the Programme. International Cospas-Sarsat, in the Technical Recommendation of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) UIT-R M. 633-4 and in the technical document EN 302 152-1 V1.1.1 of the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).

Personal use (PLB) radiobalises must be transmitted in the 406-406.1 MHz frequency band which is attributed to the mobile satellite service by limiting its use to the casualty location radio-beacons stations. by low power satellite. This signal will incorporate the coded identification message on each radio-beacon in addition to the position of the same. The coded identification message shall define in a univocal manner each radio-beacon by means of serial numbers and type-approval numbers.

It is recommended that the personal use radio (PLB), incorporate a system of internal positioning by satellite to obtain its location on the ground surface.

Additionally, the personal use radio (PLB) must transmit a signal at the frequency of 121.5 MHz, in order to facilitate search by the search and rescue service (SAR) units.

The operating environmental conditions, as well as the mechanical resistance of the personal use radio (PLB), shall be in accordance with the provisions of the International Cospas-Sarsat Program.

Personal use radiobalises (PLBs) must include a manual activation system with a mechanism that prevents accidental activation. When the radiobaliza is activated, it will have an activation indication to prevent false emergency alerts.

For placing on the market and marketing, the radio-beacons of personal use must comply with the provisions of Royal Decree 1890/2000 of 20 November, for which the Regulation establishing the procedure is adopted for the assessment of the conformity of telecommunications equipment, for which Directive 1999 /5/EC is transposed.

In accordance with the Commission Decision of 29 August 2005 on the essential requirements referred to in Directive 1999 /5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, in order to ensure access to radio-beacons In the case of emergency services, the radio-beacons must comply with the essential requirements as laid down in Article 4 (1), (2) and (3) of the Regulation adopted by Royal Decree 1890/2000 of 20 December 2000. November.

It will be the responsibility of the owner of the personal use radio (PLB), to carry out the necessary checks to ensure the proper functioning of the same, as well as to carry out the maintenance activities and the replacement of the batteries following the manufacturer's recommendations. "

Twenty-one. A new National Use Note UN-158 is included which reads as follows:

" UN-158 Short-range devices.

The frequency bands set out in the Annex to Commission Implementing Decision 2013 /752/EU of 11 December 2013 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the harmonisation of radio spectrum For short-range devices and repealing Decision 2005 /928/EC, they may be used for short-range devices.

The use of each frequency band for the application and the technical characteristics set out in that Annex shall be considered to be of common use. "

Twenty-two. The use of the national allocation of the 9300 to 9500 MHz frequency band is changed to the radiolocation service from use reserved to the State (R) to mixed use (M), with preference to use by the Ministry of Defence.

Single additional disposition. Updating references.

All references in the National Use Notes to Decision 2006 /771/EC shall be construed as references to Decision 2013 /752/EU.

Single repeal provision. Regulatory repeal.

1. Order ITC/4096/2006, dated 28 December 2006, is hereby repealed and the Regulation on the use of the radio public domain of the citizens ' band CB-27 is approved.

2. Similarly, any provisions of equal or lower rank are repealed as set out in this order.

Final disposition first. Amendment of the Regulation on the use of radio-amateur radio broadcasting, approved by Order IET/1311/2013, dated 9 July.

The second additional provision of the Regulation on the use of radio-amateur radio broadcasting, approved by Order IET/1311/2013 of 9 July 2013, is worded as follows:

" Additional Disposition Second. Frequency bands whose use requires special authorization.

In accordance with the provisions of Article 16 and without prejudice to its periodic update by the SETSI, the ratio of frequency bands to be used by radio amateurs requires a special authorisation, initially the next:

2,300-2,450 MHz, except subband 2.316-2.332 MHz.

5.650-5.850 MHz, except for subbands 5.700-5.720 MHz and 5.760-5.762 MHz.

24.050-24, 250 GHz. "

Final disposition second. Competence title.

This order is dictated by the provisions of Article 149.1.21. of the Constitution, which attributes exclusive competence to the State in the field of telecommunications.

Final disposition third. Entry into force.

This order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Madrid, April 6, 2015. -Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism, José Manuel Soria López.