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In the context of its latest analysis of the market for call termination on the public telephone network provided at a fixed location, the BIPT has imposed as transparency remedy in its decision of 20 November 2018 to Proximus the publication of a reference offer for IP interconnect.

Judgement of the Brussels Court of Appeal of 22 January 2020 declaring unfounded the appeal lodged by 3StarsNet against the Decision of 9 July 2019 renewing the Decision of 7 December 2018 on the retail market for access to the public telephone network provided at a fixed location and on the wholesale market for call origination on the public telephone network provided at a fixed location

Judgement of the Brussels Court of Appeal of 22 January 2020 declaring unfounded the appeal lodged by 3StarsNet against the BIPT Council Decision of 9 July 2019 renewing the BIPT Council Decision of 7 December 2018 on the retail market for access to the public telephone network provided at a fixed location and on the wholesale market for call origination on the public telephone network provided at a fixed location

In Belgium, the competences regarding electronic communications in the broad sense are shared between the Federal State and the Communities. The Communities are competent regarding radio-broadcasting and television as “cultural matters”. The Federal State is competent for the other forms of electronic communications.

The assignment procedure concerns the granting of temporary rights of use in the 3600-3800 MHz frequency band that are valid until the start of the validity period of the rights of use which will be granted following the auction, for an initial commercial deployment.

In order to allow an initial roll-out of 5G in Belgium and to ensure the continuity of the service provision for current 2G and 3G licence holders, the BIPT proposes different solutions

Communication on the list of postal services providers holding an individual licence

The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) reflects the cost for an undertaking to obtain funding, partly from its shareholders (equity) and partly from third parties (debts). This cost is used to determine the regulated prices of operators with significant market power.

Accounting separation obliges a vertically integrated undertaking to draft a profit-and-loss account per market, in order to verify the lack of discrimination or unfair cross-subsidy.

Outside the particular context of market analyses, BIPT regularly addresses other issues related to mobile telecommunications services. Among the examples, there is an impact study on the entry of a fourth mobile operator in Belgium, or the imposition of provisional measures in case of disputes between operators.