A BS may configure at least one common search space so as to exist in each of a primary cell and a secondary cell configured for a terminal, or may configure a common search space so as to exist only in the primary cell. This configuration may vary depending on a common search space type.
For example, the above-described common search space type 1, common search space type 2, and common search space type 3 may be configured to exist only in the primary cell configured for the terminal. That is, the terminal may monitor common search space type 1, common search space type 2, and common search space type 3 in the primary cell. Since each of common search space type 1 (a purpose of SI reception), common search space type 2 (a purpose of random access), and common search space type 3 (a purpose of paging) is not used to transmit or receive DL/UL data by the terminal but corresponds to a common search space for transmission of DL control information used for another purpose, it may be desirable for the terminal to monitor common search space type 1, common search space type 2, and common search space type 3 only in the primary cell.