Radio Frequencies/Radio Frequencies Spectrum: The frequencies or spectrum comprising electromagnetic spectrum waves spread in a natural mode with a range of three-kilo hertz to three thousand gigahertz used to transmit or receive telecommunication signals and the microwave frequencies and whatever emerges later as specified by the International Communications Union (ITU) for future telecommunication systems. Radio Communication: Whatever transmitted via radio by way of write up, marks, signals, images, sounds or movies of all types including the means, facilities, devices and services associated with transmission such as communication sending service, reception or delivery thereof. Radio Transmission Service: Transmitting radio telecommunication to be received by the public directly or by retransmission stations, whether spatial, terrestrial or via the Internet. This service may include audio or TV (video) transmissions or other types of transmission. International Telecommunication Structure: The infrastructure that provides the possibility of international accessibility across the State of Kuwait borders. It includes the marine cables, satellites and other terrestrial systems or any invented systems crossing the borders of Kuwait. International Communications: Communications service between the State of Kuwait and other states through licensed international telecommunication gateways for the purpose of passing and ending them at the beneficiary. (Note there is a typo in Arabic that would confuse the meaning) Access: To allow access to telecommunication facilities or services of another licensed operator to provide telecommunication service including connecting telecommunication devices using wire or wireless means, access to any physical installations that include buildings, conduits for wiring, cabling and towers and access to the mobile telephone networks, and to translating digits or networks that provide a similar function. Inter-connection: The physical and logical connection among telecommunication networks either used by the telecommunication operator or by another operator to enable subscribers with an operator to communicate with subscribers with the same operator or with another operator, or to obtain services provided by another operator. Directory: Subscribers' data in the public telecommunication network. Comprehensiveness of Services: Providing the minimum limit of telecommunication services and information technology in areas and gatherings and facilitating the delivery of the service and its utilization in accordance with the controls and conditions set forth by the Authority and amended as needed. Dominant Operator: Any licensee who owns a market share or has the economic power that enables him to prevent the presence and continued effective competition in the relevant market through the power of the licensee to act independently, to a tangible degree, of the competitors, participants and users as a result of its control over facilities. The basic telecommunication facilities mean public telecommunication service or infrastructure exclusively or mainly made available by one service operator or a few service operators where it is impractical to replace them economically or technically to secure the service. 5