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This public consultation concerns a draft bill and a draft Royal Decree which together will reform the legal framework for the sharing of rights to use radio spectrum at the initiative of operators.

Following an evaluation of the responses received in the framework of this preliminary consultation, the BIPT has the possibility to prepare a draft decision with a view to the analysis and approval of that offer.

This public consultation concerns a draft bill amending Articles 2, 11/1°, 28/3 and 28/4 of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications.

Consultation document on the cost model for access to the FTTH networks of Proximus, Fiberklaar and Unifiber

Allocation of the 40.660 MHz- 40.690 MHz spectrum to private radio stations for individual training, technical exchange of messages and studies, used by radio amateurs

The proposal aims to introduce a system obliging the operators to grant a compensation in case of a service failure interrupting the service completely for a duration of at least 12 hours.

In this paper the BIPT compiles data and studies, in order to assess the necessity and desirability of a contribution obligation.

The decision concerns the assignment of exclusive frequency bands for the use of radio-relay links to Cityemeh Mobile, NRB, Orange Belgium, Proximus and Telenet Group.

On the proposal of the Minister of Telecommunications, the go-ahead was given in October 2021 for the launch of a national plan for fixed and mobile broadband (hereinafter “broadband plan”). This plan contains a specific axis regarding the boosting of investment in white areas through financial support to operators.

Within the exclusive bands assigned by the BIPT, operators may set up radio-relay links without prior authorisation from the BIPT. Currently, the fee is payable per radio-relay link. To encourage a more efficient use of the spectrum by the operators, it is proposed to implement a fee mechanism per MHz for the exclusive bands.