“Radio Telecommunications Station”: any station, site or facility used for the purpose of Radio Telecommunications. “Telecommunications Terminal Equipment”: the Telecommunications Equipment used by the subscriber to benefit from Telecommunications Services. “Telecommunications Network”: a system consisting of stations, telecommunications nodes, wires, cables, radio connections that allows the provision of Telecommunications between two or more points. “Fixed Telecommunications Network”: a Telecommunications Network in which the peripherals are fixed in a specific location. “Mobile Telecommunications Network”: a Telecommunications Network in which the terminals are connected via wireless and are able to connect while in motion. “Public Telecommunications Network”: a Telecommunications Network used to provide Public Telecommunications Services. “Private Telecommunications Network”: a Telecommunications Network operating exclusively for the benefit of one Person or a group of Persons in any form of joint-ownership. “Licensee”: a Person who has acquired a license granted by the Authority pursuant to this Law. “Operator”: a person licensed to operate a Telecommunications Network and provide Telecommunications Services through it. “Public Telecommunications Operator”: an Operator licensed to operate a Public Telecommunications Network and provide Public Telecommunications Services. “Service Provider”, or “The Supplier”: a person licensed to provide Public Telecommunications Services, directly or indirectly. “Telecommunications Market”: a set of Telecommunications Services or products, subject to offer and demand, with homogeneous competition conditions in a given geographic area and which price and service characteristics make them economic substitutes for consumers. The expression “The Telecommunications Market” shall be used to include all the Telecommunication Markets as defined herein. “Significant Market Power”: the ability of a Licensee to influence a Telecommunications Market, when it has a share of 25 per cent or more of such market. The Authority may amend this percentage or determine the conditions of influence in Telecommunications Markets based on the relevant market’s situation and the positions of Licensees therein. “Dominant Position”: An extreme form of Significant Market Power whereby a Licensee having a Significant Market Power in a Telecommunications Market, has the ability to control the activities 7