07 July 2016
During January – February 2011, ANCOM organised several roundtables with representatives of the electronic communications industry to discuss the draft law on the electronic communications. The meetings aimed at clarifying the ambiguous aspects, as well as thoroughly and accurately analysing the implications of the main amendments the new law in the electronic communications sectors brings to the national framework in force.
The new law on electronic communications amends the national legislation as a result of the review of the European framework, and the main purpose is to implement the new European Directives. The amendments concern: the general authorisation regime, the radio spectrum and numbering management, the end-users’ rights, the Universal Service, the measures the regulatory authority may adopt in view of fostering competition, or the sanctioning and control procedure.
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