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Roam Like At Home enters into force tomorrow

In order to get a clear insight into the situation of e-commerce in Belgium, BIPT has entrusted KPMG with a study aiming at mapping out the possible obstacles to the growth of e-commerce as regards parcel delivery. On the basis of existing studies, a survey specifically created for the occasion, and a public consultation, KPMG has identified the following three obstacles to the growth of e-commerce: the lack of transparency as far as the delivery offer and customs charges are concerned; the Belgian legislation, which is insufficiently adapted to e-commerce, and a lack of responsiveness to consumer expectations. The study also offers 7 recommendations to boost e-commerce in Belgium.

Deadline: 30 June 2017. The contact person is Jimmy Smedts, Senior advisor (02 226 88 22). Responses are expected electronically only to consultation.sg@ibpt.be  (ref. Consult-2017-B7.. The document should clearly indicate what is confidential. If the answer contains confidential information, it must be accompanied by a non-confidential version of the response.

BIPT has updated its maps of the fixed and mobile Internet access in Belgium and its telecommunications services quality barometer.The fixed coverage maps, which are published with a higher degree of accuracy, enable the consumers and public authorities to monitor the fixed network development in Belgium. The quality barometer is composed of several indicators relating to the operators’ operational efficiency. It should enable consumers to compare the operators’ performance and to encourage the latter to improve the quality of their services.

Identification of prepaid SIM cards

Annual report 2016

The consultation relates to the regulatory framework for public mobile networks, and in particular for the 3400-3800 MHz frequency band.

Decision regarding the mobile call termination market

This decision designates several operators as having significant market power and imposes on them several obligations to fulfil.

In the framework of the decision of 26 May 2017 BIPT examined the market for call termination on individual mobile networks. 8 operators (Join Experience, Lycamobile, Orange Belgium, Proximus, Telenet, Telenet Group, Vectone Mobile en Voxbone) were presented as companies with significant market power. The main obligation existed in imposing a lower MTR (mobile termination rate).