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Sheet_Broadband reference offer for the Proximus GPON network
Publications › Other -
16/12/2020
Access to the GPON network of Proximus.
Sheet_Reference offer for broadband and television broadcasting services on cable networks
Publications › Other -
16/12/2020
Access to cable networks.
Sheet_Broadband reference offer on Proximus’s xDSL network
Publications › Other -
16/12/2020
Access to the Proximus xDSL network.
Sheet_Reference interconnection offers for fixed and mobile termination services
Publications › Other -
16/12/2020
Fixed termination rate (FTR) - Mobile termination rate (MTR)
Sheet_BROTSoLL reference Offer
Publications › Other -
16/12/2020
Access to the Proximus network for high-quality access
Belgium 2021-01
Publications › Microphone & in-ear system frequencies -
15/12/2020
List of frequencies allowed for microphones and in-ear systems - For use throughout Belgium.
Judgement of the Market Court of 9 December 2020 - Brutélé
Publications › Dispute -
15/12/2020
Judgement of the Market Court of 9 December 2020 - Brutélé
Judgement of the Market Court of 9 December 2020 - Nethys
Publications › Dispute -
15/12/2020
Judgement of the Market Court of 9 December 2020 - Nethys
Belgian Competition Authority
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The economy is not completely left free to operate. The legislator has charged supervisory bodies with monitoring the observance of the legislation in place. Competition authorities monitor all markets of an economy; the (market) supervisors or sector regulators are acting in a specific sector.
Market analyses in a nutshell
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One of the BIPT’s missions is to promote healthy competition in the Belgian telecommunications landscape. To that end, we at the BIPT regularly analyse (every 3 to 5 years) the telecommunications markets. If there is a dominant operator, we will impose a series of obligations upon it aimed at ensuring greater competition on the market.
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