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Article 36
It is forbidden for any natural person or organization:
1° to own, lease, rent or manage a radio station and/or radiocommunications terminal
equipment if that person or organization intends to use or permit others to use that radio
station and/or equipment to provide a telecommunications service in contravention of Article
35 of this law;
2° to intercept without authorization radiocommunications signals which are not for general
public use;
3° to divulge without authorization the existence or contents of a radio communications
message or publish and make any other use of the contents of a radiocommunications
message which is not intended for general public use;
4° to transmit false or misleading alarm, emergency or distress signals and communications
in particular those, which may:
(a) endanger the safety of aircraft, ships or vehicles on land;
(b) endanger the safety of any individual person or groups of people;
(c) interfere with the efficiency of any service dedicated to saving lives.
5° to transmit signals and communications which by their nature may:
(a) threaten the security of the Republic;
(b) would be contrary to public order or good moral standards;
(c) would be an insult to the religious beliefs of others;
(d) would be offensive to a foreign state.
A breach of the provisions of paragraph (1) of this Article is an offence punishable in
accordance with Article 62 of this law.
CHAPTER VII . LEASED LIES
Article 37
Public telecommunications operators should make available leased lines to any natural person
or organization in response to all reasonable requests if such lines or capacity on such lines
are available.
The Regulatory Board must publish the technical characteristics of such leased lines.