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This decision regards the implementation of Articles 32 and 34, 2°, of the Royal Decree implementing Title IV (Reform of the Postal Authority) of the Act of 21 March 1991, i.e. the monitoring and publication of delivery times for the five following services included in the small users basket: - domestic priority single piece mail; - domestic non priority single piece mail; - domestic single piece registered items; - domestic single piece parcels; - incoming cross-border priority single piece letter post.

In accordance with the management contract and secondary legislation (the Royal Decree implementing title IV of the Act of 21 March 1991) BIPT monitors the measuring tools mentioned below used to monitor delivery times of the following four services that are part of the small users basket: - domestic priority single piece letter post items; - domestic non-priority single piece letter post items; - domestic registered single piece items; - domestic single piece postal parcels. PwC had been tasked with auditing the postal monitoring systems.

the Decision of the BIPT Council of 5 April 2013 concerning the refusal to grant to Telenet-Tecteo Bidco the postponement of the business offer regarding 3G services until 15 January 2013 and the Belgian population coverage level; the Decision of the BIPT Council of 28 June 2013 imposing an administrative penalty upon Telenet-Tecteo Bidco for non-compliance with Article 4, § 1, of the RD of 18 January 2001

Communication of the BIPT Council of 22 December 2015 regarding the monitoring of the universal telecommunications service 2014-2015

Comments received by BIPT within the framework of the public consultation concerning its draft of the operational plan 2016

Operational plan 2016

From 2 until 27 November 2015 the World Radio Conference (WRC 15) was held in Geneva. A Belgian delegation, steered by BIPT, participated in this conference. This communication includes a summary of the main results for Belgium.

Survey conducted among individuals, businesses and public authorities on conventional universal postal delivery

In order to guarantee that the universal postal service (UPS) offer optimally meets the demand for postal services, BIPT has organised a study of the needs, preferences and willingness to pay of the UPS users. The study's method is based on the RAND study 'Study on Appropriate Methodologies to Better Measure Consumer Preferences for Postal Services’ of 2011. Following a general inquiry on postal services various scenarios regarding universal postal services were submitted to the respondents through the conjoint analysis method. On that basis the preferences, needs and willingness to pay have been mapped. This mission fits in with Article 133, 1°, of the Act of 21 March 1991.