Official Gazette-Issue 41- Addendum - 23/7/2002 c) death of the Licensee where none of his legitimate heirs meets the requirements of the License; and d) bankruptcy or liquidation of the Licensed company. Part V Public Telecommunications Services Article 25: Special Provisions Governing Public Telecommunications Services Providers In addition to the preceding provisions related to Service Providers, Public Telecommunications Services Providers shall be subject to the following: 1) The License shall be awarded for a maximum period of twenty years. A Licensee shall notify the TRA of its desire to renew the License two years prior to its expiry date. The request for renewal of the License shall be submitted to the Council of Ministers which shall issue a decision within six months from the date of filing of the request for renewal at the Secretariat of the Council of Ministers. The absence of a decree authorizing the renewal of the License within the aforementioned six month period shall be deemed an implicit refusal to renew the License. 2) Any Public Telecommunications Services License shall include mandatory and optional infrastructure expansion targets related to the scope of services, and standards that ensure high quality of service, as deemed appropriate by the TRA in the public interest. Quality of service standards include, but are not limited to, requirements related to the service access delay, call completion rates, fault incidence and time to repair, dial tone delays and other faults that occur during the call. The TRA shall establish procedures for standards, reporting and monitoring compliance with infrastructure expansion targets and quality of service standards. 17