20) transparency obligations imposed on the public communications network
providers granting public electronic communications services in order to ensure the link
between end-users, as well as information on conditions for provision and use of the access
to services and applications, including legitimate limitations on access to services and/or
applications and restrictions, and provision of information necessary to check the legality of
such limitations to the Communications Regulatory Authority.
3. Undertakings providing electronic communications networks and/or services
must submit reports on their activity.to the Communications Regulatory Authority in
accordance with the procedure and conditions set forth by the Authority.
4. The provisions of the legal acts of the Communications Regulatory Authority
establishing the general terms conditions for engaging in electronic communications
activities may be amended in objectively justified cases and in a proportionate manner. A
communication must be given of the intended changes on the website of the
Communications Regulatory Authority and interested parties, including service users and
consumers, shall be allowed to express their views on the proposed amendments, within a
period which shall be no less than 28 days, unless the exceptional circumstances, when the
expected changes are minor and do not change the essence of the legal regulation and have
been agreed with the interested undertakings.
CHAPTER FIVE
UNIVERSAL SERVICES, RIGHTS OF END USERS AND CONSUMERS
Article 31. Provision and funding of universal service
1. The provision of the following universal services must be ensured within the
territory of the Republic of Lithuania:
1) connection to the public communications network at a fixed location and the
public telephone services;
2) a payphone or other publicly accessible public telephone services accessible in
places where public telephone services are provided;
3) public directory enquiry services;
4) accessibility of electronic communications services for disabled end-users.
2. The Government shall establish a ceiling for universal service prices and rules
for the reimbursement of losses for the universal services provided.
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