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company or other entity that is to be subject to inspection of their visit for the purpose
of conducting inspection.
Upon the receipt of the notification from paragraph 1 of this Article,
telecommunications operators, radio station license holders, and/or owners or occupants
of the facilities in which telecommunications networks, systems or equipment are
located or in which telecommunications equipment is manufactured, are obliged to
provide the telecommunications inspectors with access to such facilities, and provide
them, without delay, with the requested information and documentation pertaining to
the telecommunications networks, systems, facilities or equipment which are under
inspection, and to enable the inspectors to complete necessary tests and measurements,
or to complete such tests and measurements by themselves at their request.
Radio station license holders are obliged to comply with the summons from
telecommunications inspectors or radio-emission controllers for the purpose of special
tests on their radio stations or measurements of radio emission to be performed in
monitoring and measuring centers.
Rules of Procedure
Article 30
The provisions of the law regulating the general administrative procedure shall
apply to the procedure of the supervision and enforcement referred to in Article 24
hereof.
Monitoring and Measuring Centers
Article 31
For the purpose of performing specific supervision activities, and the control of
radio emission in particular, the Agency may establish monitoring and measuring
centers, as its organizational units outside its head office (regional units), in accordance
with the Statutes.
In addition to the supervision and enforcement activities stipulated herein, upon
the request of telecommunications operators or other persons, monitoring and
measuring centers may:
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1) test radio stations in order to check their compliance with the conditions and
requirements stipulated under this Law and the regulations adopted on the basis of
this Law;
2) test transmitters, receivers, antennas, and other equipment which are part of radio
stations in order to examine the compliance of their technical characteristics with
national and international norms and standards in the field of radio communications;
3) perform other tests and measurements in the field of radio communications for the
purpose of planning and designing of new radio systems and radio networks, and
selection of adequate radio frequencies for such systems and networks.
The fees for the tests and measurements referred to in items 1) and 2), paragraph
3 of this Article shall be payable in accordance with the price list adopted by the
Agency.
III. LICENSES FOR PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS AND
PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
Licensing Principles
Article 32
Any physical or legal person may construct, own or operate a public
telecommunications network and/or provide public telecommunications service, if the
Agency has previously granted him/her the relevant license, unless otherwise stipulated
by this Law.
Any legal or physical person who meets the terms and conditions stipulated in
this Law and regulations adopted on the basis of this Law, including the by-laws of the
Agency and the technical requirements and standards referred to in those regulations,
shall be entitled to obtain a license under the same terms and conditions.
The licensing procedure shall be transparent, and the relevant registers of the
granted licenses shall be kept in accordance with this Law.
Types of Licenses
Article 33
The Agency shall grant licenses for public telecommunications network and
public telecommunications services, radio station licenses and technical licenses.
The licenses for public telecommunications networks and public
telecommunications services are an individual license and a general authorization.
By obtaining a license from paragraph 2 of this Article, its holder acquires the
right to perform a specific telecommunications activity.
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