Public Telecommunications Network: A Telecommunications system or a group of Telecommunications systems for the offering of Public Telecommunications Services to Beneficiaries in accordance with the provisions of this Law. Private Telecommunications Network: The Telecommunications system operated for the benefit of a single person or a single group of persons under common ownership to serve their own needs. Telecommunications Terminal Equipment: Telecommunications equipment employed by a Beneficiary to transmit, receive, route or terminate Telecommunications. Beneficiary: A person who benefits from Public Telecommunications Services using Telecommunications means. License: The authorization granted by the Commission or a contract or agreement signed by the Commission and a person to allow that person to establish, operate and manage a Public Telecommunications Network, or provide Public Telecommunications Services, or use Radio Frequencies pursuant to the provisions of this Law and the by-laws issued pursuant to it. Licensee: A person who has acquired a License in accordance with the provisions of this Law. Type Approval: Approval to use or import certain types of Telecommunications equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment. National Table of Frequency Allocations: The table containing the division of the frequency spectrum into bands in such a way as to permit the use of such bands to provide different types of Telecommunication Services in line with the International Telecommunication Union’s Table of Frequency Allocations. National Plan for Frequency Allocations: The plan that includes the technical standards established by the Commission for the use of frequency bands that exist in the National Table of Frequency Allocations, taking into consideration the requirements of national security in their use.