and 2255 and of 2017, items 61, 245, 791 and 1089), run by a telecommunications
undertaking due to its activities in the field of providing telecommunications access or
services in the retail market, according to the instruction approved for a given financial year
by the President of UKE;
32a) radiolocation – the determination of the position, velocity and/or other characteristics of
an object, or the obtaining of information relating to these parameters, by means of the
propagation properties of radio waves;
33) public mobile telecommunications network – a public telecommunications network where
termination points have no fixed location;
34) retail market – product and service market for telecommunications services for end users;
34a) access network – part of a telecommunications network between a termination point
where it is possible to obtain telecommunications access, covering in particular subscriber
lines, equipment for concentration of subscriber lines or devices for access network
management;
35) telecommunications network – transmission systems and switching or routing equipment
as well as other resources, including non-active network elements, which enable the emission,
reception or transmission of signals by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic means,
irrespective of their type;
36) radiocommunication service – emission, reception or transmission of radio waves for the
fulfilment of tasks specified for the given service in international radiocommunication
regulations;
37) amateur radiocommunication service – a radiocommunication service aimed at
establishing mutual communications, technical research and individual training performed for
non-profit purposes and only for the private needs of authorised persons;
38) public fixed telecommunications network – a public telecommunications network where
network termination points have a fixed location;
38a) multiplex signal – a radio signal transmitted with the engagement of a frequency
channel or block in a broadcasting service, conveying contents included in the multiplex;
39) conditional access system – any technical measure or arrangement whereby access to
a protected radio or television broadcasting service in intelligible form is made conditional
upon subscription or another form of prior individual authorisation;
40) harmful electromagnetic disturbance – electromagnetic disturbance within the meaning of
the provisions of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Act of 13 April 2007 which exceeds
permissible levels of disturbance;
40a) harmful interference – interference which:
a) puts in danger the functioning of a radionavigation or another safety-related
radiocommunication service or
b) in a serious manner degrades, obstructs or repeatedly interrupts the performance of
a radiocommunication service operating in accordance with the provisions of law;
41) provision of telecommunications services – the performance of services by means of
one’s own network, another operator’s network or selling on one’s own behalf and on one’s
own account a telecommunications service performed by another service provider;
42) telecommunications – the emission, reception or transmission of information, irrespective
of its type, by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic means;
43) telecommunications terminal equipment – telecommunications equipment intended for
connection directly or indirectly to network termination points;
44) associated facilities – associated services, physical infrastructures and other facilities or
elements associated with a telecommunications network or telecommunications services
which enable or support the provision of services via that network or service or have the
potential to do so, and include, inter alia, buildings or entries to buildings, building wiring,