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operator in accordance with this Law, are made by the Agency in the manner stipulated
in its Statutes.
In deciding on the rights and obligations of the public telecommunications
operator or on sanctions to be imposed, the Agency shall allow the public
telecommunications operator to present the relevant facts before the decision is made, as
well as to submit all documentation or other evidence which the public
telecommunications operator deems relevant for decision-making.
The decision of the Agency is final.
Upon an initiative of a party, or upon its own initiative, or upon a complaint
instituted in the administrative litigation, the Agency may decide to amend or revoke its
decision. The administrative litigation may be instituted against any such amendment or
revocation of the Agency’s decision.
Any party believing that the decision of the Agency has violated any of its rights
or interests protected by the law may institute a proceeding administrative litigation by
appealing against the decision with the court of competent jurisdiction.
Within 15 days from the delivery of the Agency’s decision, the party is under an
obligation to comply with such decision, and if it fails to do so, the decision shall be
enforced in accordance with the rules of standard administrative proceedings, unless the
Agency, in the event from paragraph 4 of this Article, or the court, upon the appeal
instituted in the administrative litigation, temporarily suspends the enforcement of the
decision.
8. Supervision
Supervision Authorities
Article 24
The Agency supervises the activities in the telecommunications sector and the
use of the radio frequency spectrum.
In exercising the supervision and enforcement referred to in paragraph 1 of this
Article, the Agency is authorized to:
1) examine the operation of telecommunications networks, systems and equipment,
including radio stations, and provision of telecommunications services for which
licenses have been granted in compliance with this Law, as well as to take measures
to remedy the established irregularities;
2) examine the compliance by telecommunications operators with the terms and
conditions from the license, and to take measures against the telecommunications
operators who do not comply with the prescribed terms and conditions;
3) examine the compliance of the telecommunications networks, which do not require
a license for construction and operation in compliance with this Law, with the
prescribed norms and standards;
4) detect the telecommunications networks, systems and equipment, including radio
stations, and/or telecommunications services which are operated or provided
without a previously obtained license, and to take measures to suspend their
operation or provision;
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5) examine the compliance by public telecommunications operators with the
obligations stipulated herein pertaining to tariffs, universal service, interconnection,
leased lines, privacy and security of information, as well as with other obligations
stated herein, and to take measures to remedy the irregularities established with the
operators;
6) examine the compliance by public telecommunications operators and other radio
frequency users with the obligations stipulated herein and regulations adopted on
the basis of this Law pertaining to radio communications, and to take measures to
remedy the established irregularities;
7) examine whether technical inspection of the telecommunications networks, systems
and equipment, including radio stations, has been carried out before putting them
into operation, as well as whether the relevant technical license has been granted for
telecommunications systems and equipment; and
8) investigate harmful interferences in the operation of the licensed
telecommunications networks, systems and equipment, including radio stations, and
to take measures to remedy such interferences.
Telecommunications Inspectors and Radio-Emission Controllers
Article 25
The Agency shall exercise the supervision and enforcement referred to in Article
24 hereof through telecommunications inspectors, radio-emission controllers and the
Managing Board.
Telecommunications inspectors may be persons who have graduated from one of
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