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Communication of the BIPT Council of 22 December 2015 on the results of the 2015 World Radio Conference
Publications › Communication -
24/12/2015
From 2 until 27 November 2015 the World Radio Conference (WRC 15) was held in Geneva. A Belgian delegation, steered by BIPT, participated in this conference. This communication includes a summary of the main results for Belgium.
Residential and business users are open to changes in the traditional universal mail delivery
Publications › Press release -
22/12/2015
Survey conducted among individuals, businesses and public authorities on conventional universal postal delivery
Communication of 8 December 2015 on the realisation of a statistical survey and analysis regarding the preferences, the needs and the willingness to pay of domestic private and professional users of services relating to the universal postal
Publications › Communication -
22/12/2015
In order to guarantee that the universal postal service (UPS) offer optimally meets the demand for postal services, BIPT has organised a study of the needs, preferences and willingness to pay of the UPS users. The study's method is based on the RAND study 'Study on Appropriate Methodologies to Better Measure Consumer Preferences for Postal Services’ of 2011. Following a general inquiry on postal services various scenarios regarding universal postal services were submitted to the respondents through the conjoint analysis method. On that basis the preferences, needs and willingness to pay have been mapped. This mission fits in with Article 133, 1°, of the Act of 21 March 1991.
Consultation organised by the BIPT Council at the request of the Minister of Telecommunications on the draft Royal Decree regarding the granting of user rights for the establishment and operation of transmission installations situated in Belgium's exclusive economic zone in the North Sea
Publications › Consultation -
22/12/2015
The deadline for replying is 22 Januar 2016, included. The contact person is Gino Ducheyne (tel. 02 226 88 18). Address: consultation.sg@bipt.be. Answers shall be sent by e-mail exclusively to the address indicated. The subject of the e-mail shall at least mention the reference " Consult-2015-G3 ". The document should clearly state what is confidential.
Communication of the BIPT Council of 15 December 2015 on BIPT’s monitoring in 2015 of the postal service providers
Publications › Communication -
17/12/2015
The Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of some economic public companies tasks BIPT with the publication of a yearly report of the actions it has undertaken in order to verify that postal service providers abide by their obligations. However, considering the limited impact on the postal market of the infractions possibly recorded during monitoring, BIPT decided to cease systematically monitoring the postal service providers and to proceed to monitoring only when a complaint has been submitted. BIPT believes it would be disproportionate to commit resources to monitoring while it has not received any breach notification and consumers do not complain about the situation. Given that BIPT did not receive any complaint about breaches or infractions of Article 148bis, §2, of the Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of some economic public companies, BIPT did not carry out any monitoring in 2015.
Comparative study price level telecom products in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxemburg and the United Kingdom (Tariffs from August 2015]
Publications › Survey -
16/12/2015
BIPT publishes for the fourth time a benchmark study of the prices for telecom products in Belgium and our neighbouring countries (the Netherlands, France, Germany, Luxemburg and the United Kingdom).
Report of the BIPT Council of 4 December 2015 on the verification of the licence obligations of TBC-Post after two years
Publications › Annual report -
15/12/2015
The Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of certain economic public companies puts BIPT in charge of the publication of a yearly report on the respect of the obligations imposed on postal licence holders. Therefore, BIPT verified the compliance of TBC-Post with its licence conditions after two years of activity. Following this verification, BIPT noted a number of shortcomings which TBC-Post immediately rectified. This verification thus showed that TBC-Post fulfils the obligations it is expected to after two years of activity.
Draft CRC decision regarding the wholesale prices for the access services to the cable networks
Publications › Other -
14/12/2015
The CRC (Conference of Regulators of the electronic communications sector) has reviewed the tariffs Brutélé, Nethys (VOO) and Telenet are allowed to charge operators wishing to provide television and broadband services through cable. The CRC decisions will be notified to the European Commission, which has one month to verify whether the decisions are in conformity with the European legislation. After this consultation the CRC will definitely set the reviewed tariffs.
BIPT publishes economic key figures of the postal sector for the year 2014
Publications › Press release -
10/12/2015
Brussels, 10 December 2015 – BIPT publishes the economic key figures relating to the postal sector in the year 2014. Despite decreasing letter post volumes in 2014 total revenue in the postal sector increased, stimulated by the parcel and express mail markets, and investments continued to grow considerably. Prices of postage stamps went up and thanks to growing e-commerce the average number of delivered parcels increased.
The regulators of electronic communications networks approve revised tariffs for cable access
Publications › Press release -
09/12/2015
Brussels, 9 December 2015 The CRC (Conference of Regulators of the electronic communications sector) has reviewed the tariffs Brutélé, Nethys (VOO) and Telenet are allowed to charge operators wishing to provide television and broadband services through cable. The CRC decisions will be notified to the European Commission, which has one month to verify whether the decisions are in conformity with the European legislation. After this consultation the CRC will definitely set the reviewed tariffs.
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