One of its fundamental objectives is to promote the introduction of a range of new technologies that will make it possible to offer new services and facilities to users in the telecommunications sector and to ensure transparency in the use of numbering resources in Venezuela. Article 37 The National Telecommunications Commission shall have the following powers: 1. To dictate telecommunications regulations and plans in the Venezuelan geographical area in accordance with this Law and other applicable regulations. The project is in line with technological advances requested by the Telecommunication Sector and amendments to the ITU-R Radio Implementing Regulations for Radiocommunication Services at the last World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-12) to harmonize the allocation of different frequency bands in Venezuela and Region 2. In addition, resolution No. 143 of 6. In November 2000, with the mechanisms for prior public consultation proposed by the National Telecommunications Commission, published in Official Gazette of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela No. 37.073 of 8 November 2000, the National Telecommunications Commission established the internal mechanisms to be applied by the National Telecommunications Commission for prior public consultations as part of the processes of formation and modification of consultations. Public. normative acts falling within the competence of the National Telecommunications Commission; taking into account the criteria set out in Articles 5, 6 and 7 for the call for proposals, publication and implementation phase of that consultation.

This resolution shall also take into account the nature and treatment of this act, giving this Commission the opportunity to give its opinion on questions of acceptance or rejection if it deems it appropriate. CONTINUE READING. From 2 to 20 February, Conatel conducted the public consultation procedures on the draft administrative decision containing the national table for the allocation of frequency bands (Cunabaf), the administrative decision determining the parts of the available radio spectrum that will be subject to the public tender procedure and the administrative decision reforming the national numbering plan for land mobile phones and radios. The project will determine which parts of the available radio spectrum can be allocated through the public tendering procedure in accordance with the allocations set in Cunabaf to offer new wireless broadband services and to expand the capacity and coverage of mobile networks. A public consultation is the procedure whereby public bodies or bodies exercising the functions of sectoral regulatory authorities submit for consideration to proposed stakeholders for consideration with a view to obtaining comments deemed relevant within the time limit set. During this process, any person may submit written comments and comments on the relevant draft proposal. The National Telecommunications Commission exercises regulatory functions in the exercise of the powers conferred by article 37, paragraph 1, of the Organic Law on Telecommunications: In addition, Article 140 of the Organic Law on Public Administration, published in the Official Gazette of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela No. 6147, of November 17, 2014, stipulates the following: Public consultation on the draft administrative decision with the national table for the allocation of frequency bands (Cunabaf) Public consultation on the draft administrative decision reforming the national numbering plan for land mobile communications and radios. Public consultation on the draft administrative decision defining the available parts of radio spectrum that will be subject to the public bid. Article 140 When public bodies, in their sectoral regulatory role, propose the adoption of regulatory standards or any other hierarchy, they must initiate the appropriate public consultation process and transmit the preliminary draft to the organised communities. The letter of submission of the relevant preliminary draft shall indicate the period within which comments are received in writing and which shall begin to run on the tenth working day following the submission of the preliminary draft concerned.

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