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This document describes the modelling approach, the structure of the model as well as the calculation process followed during the development of the bottom-up long-run incremental costs (BULRIC) model for the HFC networks.

Public version of the BULRIC cost model for the wholesale access to Proximus’ FTTH network, the file also includes the report template to present the results.

This document describes the modelling approach, the structure of the model as well as the calculation process followed during the development of the bottom-up long-run incremental costs (BULRIC) model for the FTTH networks.

BIPT is organising a consultation regarding the cost models for the access to the cable operators’ networks and to Proximus’ FTTH network. This consultation aims at providing transparency to the sector concerning the cost modelling process and gathering any useful remarks aiming at adapting, when necessary, these cost models. This document introduces and describes the consultation process. It also details the most relevant aspects related to the costing for which BIPT requires the feedback of the stakeholders. It includes a number of specific questions to which stakeholders are invited to answer. The consultation concerns the following documents: - Consultation document (this document);- Descriptive manuals of the cable and FTTH models;- User manuals of the cable and FTTH models;- Public version of the cable and FTTH cost models; How to send the responses to this consultation: per e-mail at consultation.sg@bipt.be (subject: CONSULT-2018-D2). Deadline: until 24 januari 15 February 2019. Contact person: Martin Dorme (+32 2 226 87 06, martin.dorme@ibpt.be) Answers must be submitted electronically at the address indicated. Please use as cover page the cover form that must be attached to the response. Responses must clearly indicate the confidential information. BIPT also requests that the comments made refer to the paragraphs and/or parts they concern.

This decision relates to the monitoring of compliance with the rules regarding the calculation of tariff increases for bpost's single-piece rates for 2019. Single-piece rates are tariffs for products destined for private users (or business users who would not benefit from discount rates for the deposit of bulk products). Single-piece rates do not vary according to the volume deposited or the preparation of the postal items. This monitoring takes place in accordance with Article 18 of the Act of 26 January 2018.

Pursuant to Article 14, §1, 3°, of the Act of 17 January 2003 on the status of the regulator of the Belgian postal and telecommunications sectors, BIPT monitored the compliance of TBC-Post with its licence conditions after five years of activity. This control showed that TBC-Post fulfils the obligations related to its licence.

Deadline: 24 december 2018. The contact person is Jimmy Smedts, Senior advisor (02 226 88 22). Responses are expected electronically only to consultation.sg@ibpt.be, Ref.: “CONSULT-2018-D5”). 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

The decision mainly concerns the assignment of exclusive frequency bands for the use of radio-relay links to Telenet Group, Proximus and Orange Belgium. The decision also modifies the E18 radio interface regarding digital radio-relay links operating in the 26 GHz band.

The decision concerns the use of NB-IoT, LTE-MTC, LTE-eMTC and EC-GSM-IoT technologies, in the frequency bands allocated to public mobile operators.