electric/electronic parameters as well as considering aspects beyond the electric/electronic parameters in accordance with prevailing provisions and other aspects, e.g. environment, safety and health. To guarantee compliance with technical requirements of the telecommunications devices/equipment, each telecommunications devices or equipment must be tested by a test center recognized by the government or by a competent institution. The technical requirements shall comply with the applicable international technical standard taking into account the public interest and must be based on technology, which is open. Paragraph (2) Self-explanatory. Article 33 Paragraph (1) The granting of a license for the use of radio frequency spectrum and satellite orbit shall be based on the availability of radio frequency spectrum allocated for the operation of telecommunications, including broadcasting according to its allocation. The radio frequency allocation table shall be widely distributed to the public so that they may be made aware of it. If the availability of radio frequency spectrum and satellite orbit cannot meet the demand or needs of telecommunications operations, among other ways of obtaining licenses may be through an auction mechanism. Paragraph (2) Radio frequency is the number of electromagnetic vibrations for one period, whereas radio frequency spectrum is an accumulation of radio frequencies. The use of a radio frequency is based on the space, number of vibrations and bandwidth, which can only be used by one party. The simultaneous use on the same space, number of vibrations and band width or very close together will interfere with each other. Frequency in communication is used to convey or distribute information. Therefore, in order that the information can be properly brought or distributed properly without disturbance, the use of the frequency must