REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA
LAW
ON
COMMUNICATIONS
Chapter I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1. Purpose of the Law
This Law establishes the rights and obligations of the
State, enterprises, organisations and natural persons in the
management and use of technical facilities of telecommunications
as well as disposal thereof, in the fitting out and operation of
telecommunications networks, in the provision of postal and
telecommunications services and making use of same, as well as
the general principles of responsibility for the violations of
this Law.
In cases where the international agreements ratified by the
Republic of Lithuania establish regulations of postal and
telecommunications activities other than those prescribed by this
Law, the regulations of the international agreement shall apply,
provided that they are in compliance with the Constitution of the
Republic of Lithuania.
Article 2. Definitions
As used in this Law:
communications means the totality of telecommunications
enterprises and technical facilities;
Ministry of Communications and Informatics means the
Ministry of Communications and Informatics of the Republic of
Lithuania;
communications administration means the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics, as well as other communications
regulation institutions authorised by the Government of the
Republic of Lithuania or the Ministry of Communications and
Informatics;
enterprises within the jurisdiction of the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics means special purpose postal and
telecommunications companies and state enterprises assigned
within the sphere of regulation of the Ministry of Communications
and Informatics;
the post office means an enterprise (enterprise subdivision)
which provides postal services at its headquarters and within its
service area as well as being engaged in the transportation
(delivery) of postal shipments to other analogous post offices
in the country and abroad;
State Post Office means state enterprises and companies of
the Republic of Lithuania controlling interest wherein is held by
the state power and government institutions of the Republic of
Lithuania;
postal services means reception or collection,
transportation and delivery of letters, postcards, printed
matter, secogrammes, aerogrammes, small packages, and parcels,
reception and payment of postal money orders, performance of
banking operations of the post office giro system;
banking operations of the post office giro system means the
customers' settlement of accounts through the post office by
means of credit transfer, transfer of funds from the customer's
account with the post office to the creditor's account;
postal money order means transmission of money by post or
telegraph;
official indication of postage payment means postage stamps
or other marks serving the same function;
principal postal services means reception (collection),
transportation and delivery of mailing matter;
mailing matter means a letter, postcard, printed matter,
secogramme, aerogramme, small package, parcel;
postcard means a piece of thin card for sending a message by
post without an envelope with a postage stamp attached or
containing any other mark confirming postage payment;
letter means a written or other communication sent by post
in an envelope which has postage stamps attached thereto or
contains any other postage payment marks;
printed matter means a publication sent in an envelope or
any other packing which has postage stamps attached thereto or
contains any other postage payment marks;
parcel means various articles or food products sent in a
wooden, cardboard box wrapped in cloth or any other durable
material;
small package means a shipment of small articles sent in a
wooden, cardboard box or any other durable material packing which
has postage stamps attached thereto or contains any other postage
payment marks;
secogramme means a written communication, cliche or
publication for the blind in Braille as well as tape recordings
and special paper for the blind sent in an envelope or in any
packing which has postage stamps attached thereto or contains any
other postage payment marks;
aerogramme means an air-mail letter on a single sheet of
paper that folds to form an envelope which has postage stamps
attached thereto or contains any other postage payment marks;
telecommunications means any transmission, broadcasting and
reception of signs, written texts, images and sounds or any
other type of information by means of wire, radio, optical or
other electromagnetic systems;
technical facilities of telecommunications means equipment
and lines of telephone, telegraph, facsimile communication and
data transmission, radio communication, radio and television
broadcasting and reception as well as other equipment used for
telecommunications;
certified technical facilities of telecommunications means
technical facilities of telecommunications whose technical
characteristics conform with the standards established in the
Republic of Lithuania and which have been issued certificate of
conformity by the communications administration;
telecommunications terminals means telephone sets, telegraph
apparatuses and fax machines, modems and other equipment of
telecommunications service users connected to the corresponding
telecommunications network by subscriber lines;
telecommunications network means a system of technical
facilities of telecommunications specified according to the type
or character of communication (telephone, telegraph, data
transmission, radio, television, etc.) and installation
territory, providing possibilities for information transmission
and reception in all places where equipment for connection to the
network (telecommunications terminals) is installed;
public telecommunications network means telecommunications
network the services whereof are provided to all legal and
natural persons;
public radio communications network means telecommunication
network whose purpose is transmission and reception of
communications between movable subscribers or movable and
stationary subscribers and the services whereof are provided to
all legal and natural persons;
state special purpose telecommunications networks means
telecommunications networks installed and used only for ensuring
the functioning of certain state government institutions and
their structures (national security, defence, internal affairs,
etc.);
telecommunications lines of national significance means
international and intercity telecommunications lines owned and
operated by state communications enterprises;
telecommunications services means services of information
transmission by technical facilities;
main telecommunications services means telephone and
telegraph communications services;
telecommunications enterprise means enterprise managing and
using technical facilities of telecommunications and providing
telecommunications services;
telecommunications network operator means enterprise using
(monitoring, developing and managing) its own communications
network or that owned by another enterprise;
subscriber means legal or natural person regularly using
postal and (or) telecommunications services under contract
concluded with the provider of services;
radio and television broadcasting means transmission of
radio and (or) television programmes for the residents by means
of electromagnetic waves;
radio and television network means the total complex of
technical facilities for radio and television broadcasting in the
entire country or its part;
licence means a document which grants its recipient the
right to engage in the activities specified in the licence and
determines the terms and conditions of the activities;
services provided in the obligatory manner means postal and
telecommunications services which are defined as obligatory in
the enterprise bylaws or licences for activities.
Chapter II
REGULATION OF COMMUNICATIONS ACTIVITIES
Article 3. Legal Regulation of Communications
Activities
1. Communications activities and relations between postal
and telecommunications operators and their service users in the
Republic of Lithuania shall be regulated by this Law, other laws
of the Republic of Lithuania, Government decrees as well as other
legal acts.
2. The management and use of radio communication, control
over it and manufacture, importation, sale, use and supervision
of equipment emitting electromagnetic waves shall be regulated
by the Law on Radio Communication.
3. International co-operation of the Republic of Lithuania
in the postal and telecommunications spheres shall be regulated
by the laws of the Republic of Lithuania, Government decrees and
international agreements.
Article 4. Government Regulation of Communications
Activities
1. Communications activities in the Republic of Lithuania
shall be regulated in accordance with the respective sphere of
competence by:
1) the Government and its authorised institutions;
2) the Ministry of Communications and Informatics and its
authorised institutions;
3) the Ministry of National Defence; and
4) the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
2. The Ministry of National Defence shall regulate
activities in the sphere of communications used for the country's
security and defence purposes as well as the use of
telecommunications facilities and networks which are developed
and maintained by the services subordinate to it.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs shall regulate activities
in the sphere of communications used for the country's border
protection as well as the use of telecommunications facilities
and networks which are developed and maintained by the services
subordinate to it.
After holding consultations with the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics, the Ministries of National
Defence and Internal Affairs shall adopt decisions to install
telecommunications networks, satellite communication systems,
radionavigation and radiolocation stations and systems.
3.Communications administration shall regulate the
activities of telecommunications networks and facilities
belonging to legal and natural persons, shall co-ordinate their
interaction, determine the terms and conditions of provision of
principal telecommunications services.
Communications administration shall not regulate:
1) the activities of post office operators, unless the
activities are connected with the State Post Office and hinder
other post offices;
2) the activities of telecommunications networks that are
not connected with the public telecommunications networks, unless
the activities are related to the provision of services to third
persons and interfere with other networks;
3) the activities of state special purpose
telecommunications networks, unless they interfere with other
networks.
Article 5. The Ministry of Communications and
Informatics
1 The Ministry of Communications and Informatics is
authorised by this and other laws of the Republic of Lithuania
to implement Government policy in the sphere of communications,
to regulate postal and telecommunications activities in the
country. It concerns itself with the development and
modernisation of postal and telecommunications infrastructure,
endeavours to provide all persons located in Lithuania with equal
possibilities for using communications services, encourages
competition between communications service providers.
2. The Ministry of Communications and Informatics, while
discharging the duties imposed on it, shall be obligated and
shall have the right to:
1) establish, reorganise, liquidate the institutions and
services regulating postal and telecommunications activities and
those supervising the use of technical facilities of
telecommunications , approve their respective bylaws;
2) submit proposals to the Government to finance postal and
telecommunications infrastructure development programmes,
compensate from the State budget losses incurred while providing
obligatory postal and telecommunications services as well as
grant guarantees for the loans obtained by the State Post Office
and state telecommunications enterprises;
3) draw up numbering plans of public telecommunications
networks and assign them appropriate numbers; issue permits to
use technical facilities of telecommunications and equipment
which radiates or may radiate radio frequencies or instruct that
the permits be issued by the institutions and services regulating
telecommunications activities and supervising the use of
technical facilities of telecommunications;
4) set qualifications requirements for legal and natural
persons which provide postal services and install, develop,
maintain and use technical facilities of telecommunications, and
requirements concerning the equipment used in their activities as
well as determine the procedure for the persons' performance
evaluation;
5) control the quality of postal and telecommunications
services provided to the consumers, check technical parameters of
public telecommunications networks and of those
telecommunications networks that are connected with them;
6) issue (draft and approve) postal office and
telecommunications regulations; establish the conditions of
principal postal and telecommunications services provision,
service quality requirements, approve model contracts between
telecommunications service providers and subscribers;
7) set technical characteristics requirements of the postal
and telecommunications equipment used in the Republic of
Lithuania; on co-ordination with the Ministry of Construction and
Urban Planning, issue standards and regulations which regulate
the designing and construction of postal and telecommunications
facilities;
8) upon the declaration of martial law or state of
emergency, in case of threat of war, natural disaster and in
other cases specified by the Government, issue orders obligatory
to all post offices, owners and operators of telecommunications
facilities;
9) co-operate with postal and telecommunications
administrations of foreign states, in accordance with its
competence represent the Republic of Lithuania in international
postal and telecommunications organisations as well as at
international conferences; and
10) establish the procedure of publishing and circulation of
postage-stamps, stamped envelopes and postcards.
The Ministry of Communications and Informatics shall also
fulfil other functions prescribed by the laws of the Republic of
Lithuania and Government decrees.
Article 6. Licensing of Communications Activities
1. The Ministry of Communications and Informatics shall
issue licences for postal and telecommunications activities in
accordance with the procedure established by the Law on
Enterprises. Pursuant to the Law on Stamp Duty, stamp duty fixed
by the Government shall be paid for the issued licence.
2. The conditions of activities laid down in the licences
may be changed on the initiative of the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics or the licence holder by mutual
consent. In case the licence holder refuses to accept the changes
in the licence conditions as proposed by the Ministry of
Communications and Informatics, the dispute shall be settled by
court.
Article 7. Prices and Rates
1. The prices and rates of obligatory postal and
telecommunications services provided by the enterprises under the
jurisdiction of the Ministry of Communications and Informatics as
well as of postal and telecommunications services in the market
whereof the enterprise holds a dominant position, and the price
ceiling of the principal telecommunications services provided by
other enterprises shall be fixed by the Government.
2. The rates charged for the services provided by the
institutions and services regulating postal and
telecommunications activities and supervising the use of
technical facilities of telecommunications shall be fixed by the
Ministry of Communications and Informatics.
Chapter III
POST OFFICE
Article 8. Exclusive Rights and Duties of the State
Post Office
1. The exclusive right and duty of the State Post Office is
to collect and deliver letters, postcards, and printed matter, to
deliver pensions and provide other postal services established by
the Law on Enterprises.
The marginal maximum fee charged for the delivery of social
security pensions shall be fixed by the Government.
2. The State Post Office shall have exclusive right to:
1) install in public places post office boxes for collecting
letters;
2) issue postage-stamps. Postage-stamps issued by the State
must contain the inscription "LIETUVA". They may contain the
state emblem of Lithuania;
3) use the inscription "Lietuvos pa?tas" ( "Post Office of
Lithuania") in its documents, seals and stamps, advertising
pamphlets and elsewhere;
4) use and allow other enterprises to use devices for the
marking of the payment of fee for postal services.
Article 9. Transportation of State Mailing Matter
State mailing matter and employees accompanying it through
the state border crossing posts, permanent and temporary sea,
river, channel or other water body ferries are entitled to pass
out of turn.
Article 10. Delivery of Mail
1. The mail shall be delivered (handed over) to the
addressee indicated by the addresser or to the person authorised
by this addressee. The mail addressed to persons who are in
military service, in hospitals, sanatoriums, labour camps or
places of confinement may be delivered (handed over) to the
administration of that institution.
2. The mail to households shall be delivered to subscriber
post boxes. The procedure for the delivery of mail to legal
persons and the mail addressed "poste restante" shall be
established by the post office.
3. Owners of multi-apartment houses must install blocks of
subscriber post boxes on the first floor of the stairway,
Gardeners' associations must install post boxes at the main
entrance to the collective garden.
4. Owners of private houses must install subscriber post
boxes at the entrance to their territory or on the wall of the
house so that they would be within the reach from the sidewalk or
road side.
5. The post office may install collective subscriber post
boxes in areas built up with private houses. Such boxes shall be
installed at a distance not exceeding 300 m from the place of
residence of post office clients in urban areas, and 500 m -in
rural areas. The mail shall be delivered to such boxes only
provided the subscriber receives periodical publications no
less frequently than three times a week.
6. Delivery of mail to the owners of householdings, which do
not comply with the requirements specified in par. 3 and 4 of
this Law and to individuals which do not install subscriber post
boxes, may be terminated.
7. If the addressee fails to pay cash on delivery (COD) fee
within 30 days or any other postal charge, the post office may
sell the shipment and remit the proceeds to the budget according
to the procedure established by the Ministry of Finance, if the
addresser fails to take it back within one year from its sale.
The proceeds from the sold shipment shall be given back to the
addresser less postal costs.
8. The procedure for sale or destruction of shipment which
is impossible to deliver to the addressee or return to the
addresser or for the utilisation of proceeds received therefrom
shall be established by the Ministry of Communications and
Informatics upon co-ordination with the Ministry of Finance.
Article 11. Control of Mailing Matter
1. Post office employees, when accepting the mailing matter
for sending on, may check whether they do not contain articles
the mailing of which is prohibited, and if such articles are
found, to detain them.
2. State institutions and their officers may examine the
mailing matter and its documentation, search articles and seize
them only in accordance with the procedure established by the
laws of the Republic of Lithuania.
Article 12. The Secrecy of Mailing Matter
1. The post office employees shall be prohibited from
furnishing to unauthorised persons information concerning the
rendering of postal services to other persons, as well as
providing them with conditions to get such information by
themselves.
2. Information concerning the users of postal services is
necessary for determining the rate for postal services, must be
minimal and may not be divulged to other persons except the
users of services themselves or persons authorised by them.
Article 13. Liability of the Post Office
1. The procedure for the payment of compensation for the
lost or damaged mailing matter as well as its delayed delivery
shall be established by the Government of the Republic of
Lithuania.
2. Compensation shall not be paid if unregistered letters or
money or other valuables included in them or in unregistered
parcels are lost.
Chapter IV
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Article 14. Interaction of Telecommunications
Networks
1. Telecommunications networks shall be connected to public
telecommunication networks and inter connected according to the
contracts signed by their operators and in compliance with
technical conditions established by communications
administration. These contracts must be in compliance with the
recommendations of International Telecommunications Union, the
conditions of the application thereof shall be established by the
Ministry of Communications and Informatics.
2. Telecommunications network operators shall be prohibited
from providing conditions in network connection contracts,
discriminating one operators and granting privileges to other
operators. Disputes between operators concerning the conditions
of the connection contract under preparation shall be settled by
the Ministry of Communications and Informatics. If the operators
of both connected networks provide services, the cases and
methods of the disconnection of these networks shall be
established by the Ministry of Communications and Informatics.
3. In the issued licences, the Ministry of Communications
and Informatics shall have the right to:
1) establish the main terms and conditions of
telecommunications network connection contracts ;
2) specify technical level of telecommunications networks
that are being connected;
3) specify what information the operators of
telecommunications networks must exchange during the operation of
telecommunications networks;
4) instruct telecommunications enterprise to organise
communication with special and emergency services;
5) establish the numbering of the network and the codes of
the communication with other networks.
Article 15. Importation, Sale, Production, and
Utilisation of Technical Equipment of
Telecommunications
1.Importation (sending in) of technical telecommunications
equipment from abroad, manufacture for sale or any other
distribution in the territory of the Republic of Lithuania and
trade in them or any other distribution shall be regulated by
communications administration licences the issuance procedure
of which shall be established by the Government.
2. Only certified telecommunications equipment may be
brought from abroad or produced for sale in the territory of the
Republic of Lithuania, as well as traded in or distributed in
any other way without the permission specified in par. 1 of this
Article. The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to the
equipment emitting electromagnetic waves.
3. All legal and natural persons may use, without
limitations, terminal equipment of telecommunications certified
in the Republic of Lithuania, radio and television receivers,
other equipment receiving radio signals. The provider of
telecommunications services shall be prohibited from forcing
directly or indirectly to acquire or take on lease terminal
equipment of telecommunications supplied by any particular
producer.
4. All legal and natural persons may, without limitations,
install and operate wire telecommunications networks in their
premises and in their land holdings, which are not connected with
other networks and are used only for their own needs.
5. Only certified technical telecommunications equipment may
be used in public telecommunication networks and networks
connected with them.
Article 16. Certification of Telecommunications
Equipment
The procedure for the certification of telecommunications
equipment shall be established by the Government.
Article 17. Connection of Telecommunications Terminals
to Public Telecommunications Network
Telecommunications terminals may be connected to public
telecommunications network, as well as their maintenance may be
carried out only by the employees authorised by the operators of
relevant public networks or persons possessing licences issued by
communications administration. The licences shall be issued to
persons with adequate qualifications and having necessary
equipment, in accordance with the procedure established by the
Ministry of Communications and Informatics.
Article 18. Installation of Telecommunications
Networks
1. State enterprises and operators of state special-purpose
telecommunications networks shall have the right to lay
telecommunications lines and build their facilities on the land
owned by the state, as well as on public roads (motorways and
railways and the land attributed to them, in the streets,
squares, state waters and on their shores, across bridges,
through tunnels) and in the space over them, upon co-ordination
of the time limits and conditions for carried out works and
their maintenance with the holders and users of state-owned
land.
2. Telecommunications enterprises shall have the right to
lay underground telecommunications lines and build their
facilities without changing the purpose of land use:
1) in the land to which an easement has been established
by the mutual agreement between the land owner or the user of
state-owned land and the telecommunications enterprise;
2) in the land which is being rented by the
telecommunications enterprise from the land owner or the user
of state-owned land for the period during which the works are
being carried out.
If the land owner or its user refuses to let the land or to
establish an easement to it, the Government may adopt the
decision relative to the establishment of easement in the
telecommunications line route.
3. Telecommunications enterprises must repair the damage
caused to the environment while laying the telecommunications
lines, and compensate land owners and users for the damage
caused in the manner established by the existing laws.
4. While constructing or reconstructing buildings, roads,
bridges and other objects, the relocation works of
telecommunication lines shall be performed by construction
clients according to the technical conditions specified by the
owners of such lines.
5. If the owner of land to which no easement is established
requires to remove the telecommunication lines going through his
land, the telecommunication enterprise must complete relocation
works within two years from the moment of the filing of request.
If the land owner requests to remove from his land the
telecommunication lines laid prior to the coming into effect of
this Law, the relocation works shall be carried out at the
expense of the land owner. The telecommunication enterprise
having removed at the request of the land owner telecommunication
lines from his land, shall acquire the right to cut off all
telecommunication network terminals installed in his household.
Article 19. Protection of Telecommunications Networks
1. The protected zone of telecommunication networks shall
comprise a strip of land along the telecommunications lines and
around telecommunications objects, including the plants and
buildings situated on it. In this zone it shall be prohibited to
change the purpose of the land use, to construct buildings or
other structures, to keep equipment and substances, dig, drill
wells, blow, and carry out other works, during which or as a
result of which damage may be caused to telecommunications
structures, without prior consent of the owner of
telecommunications lines and (or) the owner of the objects.
2. Dimensions of protected zones, methods of their
designation, the procedure for carrying out works in them shall
be established in the regulations of the protection of
telecommunications networks, approved by the Government.
3. Enterprises, organisations, owners and users of land, as
well as other persons, through the fault of which
telecommunications facilities have been damaged, must compensate
the enterprise operating this facility for the caused damage.
4. Upon co-ordination with state-owned land holders and
users, the employees authorised by enterprises operating
technical telecommunications facilities shall have the right to
freely move around protected zones of telecommunications lines,
to repair or reconstruct the lines, dig pits and open trenches.
Said employees shall also be permitted to trim off tree branches,
to cut shrubs in order to maintain the width of the clearings
established in the design and the distance to the air line wires.
5. Upon completion of the works specified in par.4 of this
Article, telecommunications enterprises must bring the
environment to its former condition and compensate the land
users for caused damage.
Article 20. Radio and Television Broadcasting
1. One of the wire radio or cable television network
channels must be used for broadcasting the first national
programme of the Lithuanian Radio and Television. This Law shall
not regulate the use of other channels.
2. Radio and television broadcasting enterprises which are
under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Communications and
Informatics must broadcast all the programmes of the Lithuanian
Radio and Television. Said enterprises may broadcast the
programmes of other mass media ( radio and television studios,
editorial offices) in the cases and in the manner established by
the Government.
Article 21. The Secrecy of Messages Transmitted by
Telecommunications facilities
1. Employees of telecommunications enterprises shall be
prohibited from disclosing the contents of telephone
conversations, telegraph messages and of information transmitted
by other telecommunications facilities to unauthorised persons or
to provide them with conditions to learn it by themselves, which
they learn in the course of the performance of their official
duties.
2. Information concerning the users of telecommunication
services, necessary for the calculation of the fees for services,
must be minimal and may not be divulged to other persons, with
the exception of the users of services themselves or persons
authorised by them.
3. Information concerning the number of the
telecommunications terminal, the location of its installation and
ownership is not secret, but at the request of the subscriber may
not be disclosed to other persons.
4. Information specified in par. 1 and 2 of this Article
may be disclosed or conditions may be provided for learning it
only in cases and in the manner provided by the laws of the
Republic of Lithuania.
5. Persons who violate the requirements set forth in par. 1
of this Article shall incur administrative and criminal liability
in the manner established by laws. Employees of
telecommunications enterprises who have committed such
violations shall be dismissed from office as having discredited
themselves. Persons who violate the requirements set forth in
par. 2 of this Article shall incur administrative liability.
Chapter V
RIGHTS, DUTIES AND LIABILITY OF THE POST OFFICE
AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENTERPRISES
Article 22. The Right of Entry
1. Upon notifying the owner of the land, a person authorised
in writing by telecommunications enterprise may enter this land
holding ( if it is not built up, used as a garden or playing
ground) for performing design examination of
telecommunications facilities.
2. Post offices and telecommunications enterprises shall
have the right to install and maintain subscribers' post boxes
and post boxes and telecommunications facilities in the streets
and other public places, if this does not interfere with the
movement of pedestrians and transport, as well as to enter the
objects of private property, when it is necessary to install,
check or repair technical facilities of telecommunications. If
while exercising these rights, material damage is caused to
private or public property, the enterprise must compensate for
the damage caused.
3. Representatives of telecommunications enterprises may
enter the landholdings of the Ministries of National Defence and
Internal Affairs and their subdivisions in accordance with the
procedure established by the joint order issued by said
Ministries and the Ministry of Communications and Informatics.
Article 23. The Duty to Inform
1. Post offices and telecommunications enterprises must
inform in advance in writing the Ministry of Communications and
Informatics about the commencement of the provision of postal and
telecommunications services, as well as about the changes in
service provision conditions.
2. Post offices and telecommunications enterprises must
announce in advance about the changes in service provision
conditions and rates and fees.
Article 24. Mandatoriness of the Rules
Post offices and telecommunications enterprises, as well as
legal and natural persons providing postal and telecommunications
services or in any other way related to postal and
telecommunications activities, must observe the rules approved
by the Ministry of Communications and Informatics.
Article 25. Liability
Violation of this Law shall incur liability under the
effective laws of the Republic of Lithuania.
Article 26. Final Provisions
1. The Law on Communications of the Republic of Lithuania
comes into effect as of 1 January 1996.
2. The Provision of par.1 of Article 8 of this Law, pursuant
to which the state post office has an exclusive right to deliver
social insurance pensions and Article 10, come into effect as of
1 January 1997.
3. To repeal the Law on Communications of the Republic of
Lithuania No.I-1392 of 30 May 1991.
I promulgate this Law passed by the Seimas of the Republic
of Lithuania.
Algirdas Brazauskas
President of the Republic
Vilnius
30 November 1995
No. I-1109