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In this Decision, BIPT determines the cost-oriented access tariffs of the "Wholesale Multicast" offer and the Ethernet transport for the "BROBA" and "WBA VDSL2" offers. The Decision shall take effect and enter into force two months after its publication.

BIPT (the regulator for the electronic communications sector in Belgium) adopted a decision laying down certain tariffs that Belgacom may invoice to operators wishing to provide Internet and television services through Belgacom's network.

Report of the BIPT Council on the monitoring of the universal service obligations lifted and report on the execution of the universal service in the field of telecommunications in 2013

Monitoring of the provision of information by operators to disabled people

Decision of the BIPT Council of 15 December 2014 on the granting of rights of use and on the division of spectrum in the 900 MHz and 1800 MHz frequency bands

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.

Judgement of 3 December 2014 regarding the action for annulment lodged by Belgacom against the Decision of the Conference of regulators of the electronic communications sector (CRC) of 1 July on the market analysis of the broadband Internet markets

The Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of some economic public companies tasks BIPT with the publication of a yearly report of the actions it has undertaken in order to verify that postal service providers abide by their obligations. In 2014, BIPT continued the monitoring initiated in 2013. In 2013, BIPT also opened 45 new files within the context of monitoring. The companies contacted were also asked to fill out a form containing a questionnaire on the obligations imposed by the “postal legislator” on the postal service providers. BIPT gave particular attention to two files for which the companies concerned were not yet in order. Out of the 47 checks, eleven companies were asked to make their practices comply with the postal regulation. As shown by the thorough analysis of the files, companies that do not abide by the postal regulation mainly fail to do so with regard to measures relating to complaint handling. The violations observed are often due to a lack of understanding of the postal regulation. As a reminder, companies that do not comply, can be subject to a formal notice according to Article 21 of the Act of 17 January 2003 on the status of the regulator of the Belgian postal and telecommunications sectors.

Decision of the Conference of regulators of the electronic Communications sector (CRC) of 18 December 2014 on the renewal and correction of the CRC decision of 1 July 2011 on the market analysis of the broadband internet markets

The CRC (adopted a decision concerning the analysis of broadband internet markets with the aim of providing alternative operators with access to Belgacom's fixed broadband network.