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The indicators present in this observatory aim at providing a representation of the market structure intended for all the stakeholders of the postal sector (senders, addressees, operators, various intermediate players, etc.). These indicators allow approaching the market on supply side, the evolution of the universal service provider activity and its competitors, as well as the results of the postal activity in Belgium in terms of quality of service and innovation for the users of these services.The observatory reveals that the postal market grew by 5% in 2018.The parcel and express segment even grew by 12.3%. This results in the need for all postal operators to have a wide postal points network.

The BIPT has called in an independent consultant to study the issue of the unique fees for the public mobile systems on 3600 MHz and 26 GHz. This study aims to formulate recommendations for setting the unique fee for the procedures to allocate those bands.

Opinion of the European Commission of 21 November 2019 (market 4/14)

BIPT Council Decision on radio interfaces B20-01 to 11, B21-01 to 40, B22-01 to 09, B23-01 to 13 and B24-01 to 10.0

This list contains the coordinates of the persons responsible for the technical implementation of number blocs in the files of their operators.

Communication regarding the assessment of the bpost tariffs considered within the framework of the European regulation on cross-border parcel delivery services

The technical characteristics of the transmission installation stated in the annex to the decision of 4 January 2018 have been adapted.

Citymesh asked BIPT to add the municipalities of Zaventem to the current licence. The addition of Zaventem to the list of municipalities falling under the existing user rights limits the possibilities for another potential candidate and can therefore not be accepted without a new allocation procedure.

This decision aims at the implementation of Article 13 of the Royal Decree regarding the analytic accounting of the universal postal service provider of 25 April 2014. In this context, each year, the universal service provider has to provide BIPT with a list of his products and services as well as the classification according to their nature, into universal, public or commercial products or services. This classification is submitted to BIPT's approval. BIPT then communicates this approval to the audit commissioner (in this case, the Supervisory Board).

Devices operating on frequencies used for safe navigation. These devices require a licence as well as an operator’s certificate.