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This opinion on the draft Royal Decree amending the so-called Easy Switch Royal Decree constitutes the legally prescribed BIPT opinion, referred to in Article 111/2, § 1, of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications. The BIPT issues a favourable opinion on this draft Royal Decree.

Following the decision on the analysis of the broadband and television broadcasting markets of 29 June 2018, BIPT reviews the tariffs charged to alternative operators for services carried out by Proximus within the framework of the Bitstream GPON reference offer. Those include the services regarding a line activation or migration and the guarantees in terms of repair (“ISLA Repair’).

In this draft decision, the BIPT clarifies how it interprets the regulations regarding terminal equipment in order to facilitate the free choice thereof. In compliance with the BEREC guidelines, the BIPT determines the NTP location in this draft decision and analyses the actual ensuing consequences. It also looks into the publication of the necessary technical specifications in order for the free choice of modem to be implemented as smoothly as possible.

The decision covers the fixed links in the HF band for public radio communication networks, and in particular the amount of the annual fees.

The draft Royal Decree aims to amend the Royal Decree 3600 MHz to enable operators other than Citymesh and Gridmax to bid for the 3410-3430 MHz frequency block.

The draft Royal Decree aims to enable the BIPT to authorise private local area networks using 4G or 5G technologies in the 3800-4200 MHz frequency band.

Opinion on a proposal for revising Article 29 of the Constitution

The ERGP Stakeholders Forum is the meeting point for regulators, postal, digital, delivery and e-commerce sector representatives.

The BIPT has been tasked by the legislator with the monitoring of the compliance with several obligations imposed on bpost. From that point of view an inspection took place at the end of 2021 of a sample of services of general economic interest.

The 2G and 3G licences expire on 15 September 2021. The draft decision aims at extending the 2G and 3G licences until the end of 2022.