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Under the Communications Regulation Act 2002, ComReg is obliged to produce a Strategy Statement every 2 years. The Strategy Statement must take into account the objectives set out in section 12 of the Act and any directions under section 13 of the Act.
In relation to the provision of electronic communications networks, electronic communications services and associated facilities these objectives are as follows:
- To promote competition
- To contribute to the development of the internal market
- To promote the interests of users within the Community
- To ensure the efficient management and use of the radio frequency spectrum and numbers from the national numbering scheme in the State in accordance with a direction under section 13
- To promote the development of the postal sector and in particular the availability of a universal postal service within, to and from the State at an affordable price for the benefit of all users
Further details on Comreg's Strategy Statement are available.
Information Notice - Clarification further to ComReg Document 08/63 - Market Analysis: Leased Lines Markets Response to Consultation and Consultation on Draft Decision
Reference Number: 08/74
Download Document: ComReg0874.pdf- Date: Friday, 5th September 2008
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- Publications Type: Consultation, Decision, Information Notice
- Publications Category: Leased Lines, Market Reviews, Numbering, SMP
Get Adobe Acrobat ReaderUnder the Communications Regulation Act 2002, ComReg is obliged to produce a Strategy Statement every 2 years. The Strategy Statement must take into account the objectives set out in section 12 of the Act and any directions under section 13 of the Act.
In relation to the provision of electronic communications networks, electronic communications services and associated facilities these objectives are as follows:
- To promote competition
- To contribute to the development of the internal market
- To promote the interests of users within the Community
- To ensure the efficient management and use of the radio frequency spectrum and numbers from the national numbering scheme in the State in accordance with a direction under section 13
- To promote the development of the postal sector and in particular the availability of a universal postal service within, to and from the State at an affordable price for the benefit of all users
Further details on Comreg's Strategy Statement are available.
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