Implementing Regulations of the Telecommunications and Information Technology Law

1. The terms and phrases defined in Article 1 of the Telecommunications and Information Technology Law shall have the same meanings stipulated therein whenever used in these Regulations. 2. The terms and phrases used herein shall have the meanings assigned thereto, unless the context requires otherwise. a. Governor: Communications, Space and Technology Governor. b. Harmful wireless Interference: The harmful impact of electromagnetic energy generated from any thermal emission, radiation, electrical induction, or transmission that causes harm to the use, effectiveness or operation of safety wireless communication devices, or to wireless communication systems or devices which are sensitive to radio waves. c. Reference Offer: A document prepared by a dominant service provider setting out its required standard terms and conditions for interconnection or access with another service provider. d. Registrant: A natural or legal person registering his information with CST and as decided thereby. e. Telecommunications Marketing: Use of a telecommunications network to advertise and promote the use of a product or service, including automated messages and calls or outgoing calls made by a natural person. f. Universal Service Policy: Policy approved by the Ministry to ensure the provision and development of universal service and universal access. g. Saudi Domain Names: Any domain name that falls within Saudi top–level domains (called a domain for short). h. National Frequency Spectrum Register: The register prepared by CST pursuant to Article 14 of the Law. Implementing Regulations of the Telecommunications & Information Technology Law Chapter I : General Provisions i. Group Complaint: A complaint submitted by a person in his capacity as an agent for a group of users, in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations. j. Price Tariff (Tariff): Fees imposed by a service provider for providing telecommunications and information technology services or its telecommunications facilities to a user, in terms of the benefits, terms and conditions associated therewith. k. Preferential Tariff: A tariff that is allocated to agencies designated by CST and which is marked by rates and services distinct from its counterparts. l. General Class License Permit: A service permit issued by CST entitling the provision of specified communication and information technology services under a general class license.