“Telecommunications Frequency”: any frequency designated for Telecommunications use in the National Frequency Plan, which shall include frequencies used for or in connection with Mobile Radiocommunications (irrespective of the technology deployed and including third generation services) cordless telephony, terrestrial fixed links, paging, public access mobile radio, fixed-wireless access, fixed and mobile satellite service applications and high performance local area networks. “Telecommunications Network”: a network permitting the conveyance of messages, sound, visual images or signals between defined termination points by wire, radio, optical or other electro-magnetic means. “Unbundled Local Loop”: the physical connection from the Subscriber’s premises to the Public Telecommunications Operator’s Local Exchange, excluding switching or ports, purchased by a Licensed Operator from another Licensed Operator. “Universal Service”: the basic public telephone services described in Article (64) (c) of this Law of specified quality and at suitable prices (as determined by the Authority) which are available to all Users independent of their geographical location. “User”: any Person using or requesting publicly available Telecommunications services. “Video on Demand”: a Telecommunications service that enables a Subscriber to watch video content by using a Telecommunications Network whenever such Subscriber requests such service from the provider of that service. Fixed Telecommunications Infrastructure Network: a telecommunication network owned and operated by the Fixed telecommunications infrastructure network license holder; this network does not comprise fixed telecommunication towers. Fixed Telecommunications Infrastructure Network License: an excellent license provided by the authority under Articles (29) and (40 bis (a)) of this law that enables its holder the establishment, operation and maintenance of a fixed telecommunications infrastructure network as well