“Frequency License” or “Frequencies License”: a license to use one frequency or more within the Radio-Frequency Spectrum to provide radio Telecommunications. “Frequency License Fees”: the fees, initial and annual, paid by the Licensee to the Authority for being licensed to use frequencies. “Universal Service”: the making available of Public Telecommunications Services to all members of society, independent of their geographical location, even in economically unfeasible locations, at suitable quality and prices pursuant to the conditions determined by the Authority as and when necessary. “Universal Service Contribution”: the monetary contribution paid by the Licensee to the Authority to support the Universal Service Fund, according to the License provisions and the provisions of this Law. “Value-Added Services”: any service added to the available basic Telecommunications Services, for the purpose of facilitating Telecommunications or providing new Telecommunications Services. “Traffic Data”: any data processed resulting from the conveyance of a communication on a Public Telecommunications Network and the creation of appropriate billing information. “Location Data”: any data processed in a Telecommunications Network, indicating the geographic position of the Terminal Equipment of a user of a Public Telecommunications Service. “Notice”: a letter addressed by registered mail. (b) Any word or phrase that was not defined in this Law shall be interpreted pursuant to the definitions approved by the Ministry, subject to international treaties, recommendations and conventions. Chapter Two - The Ministry Article 3 Functions of the Ministry (a) Subject to the provisions of the Legislative Decree Number 35 dated 15/5/2004 which determines the functions of the Ministry of Telecommunications and Technology, the Ministry shall undertake the following functions: 1) Set the general policy for the Telecommunications and Information Technologies sector in Syria, and establish the strategies and plans that are in line with that policy, and oversee their implementation. 2) Define the telecommunications market structure; determine the general directions pertaining to its promotion, growth, and the provision of telecommunications and 10