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We hereby invite you to react to the proposal formulated by Proximus on 12 June 2015 regarding the termination rates for calls initiated in countries that are not part of the European Union within the framework of the reference offers BRIO and BMRIO. Moreover Proximus mentions that: “Tariff differentiation of incoming calls will be based on the 'A-number' principle. It means that the origin of the call will determine the applied tariffs. The origin is determined via the country code of the caller. In our proposal, the objective is to apply this principle regardless of the (transit) operator.” (free translation) Reactions to the proposal covered by this mail are expected: • by e-mail to consultation.sg@ibpt.be  • by Thursday 30 July 2015 at the latest • Please make sure that the subject mentions at least the reference 'CONSULT-2015-C4 / 15-750' Please get in touch with your contact person at Proximus for any technical question on this proposal. Martin Dorme (+32 2 226 87 06) will gladly answer your potential questions on this consultation.

This decision aims at ensuring the coexistence of Infrabel's GSM-R network in the 876.1-879.9/921.1-924.9 MHz frequency bands on the one hand with the public mobile networks in the 880.1-914.9/925.1-959.9 MHz frequency bands on the other hand.

Bpost is charged with the universal postal service until 31 December 2018, in accordance with Article 144octies, § 1, of the Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of certain economic public companies. The same provision states that the designation procedure of the universal service provider who will succeed bpost shall end at the latest three years before the end of the previous designation, i.e. before 31 December 2015. The Royal Decree of 19 April 2014 amending the Royal Decree of 11 January 2006 implementing Title IV (Reform of the Postal Authorities) of the Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of certain economic public companies has introduced, in this Royal Decree of January 2006, a new Title VI laying down the designation procedure of the universal service provider and entrusting BIPT with the practical organisation of this procedure in name and on behalf of the Belgian State. Within this framework, a public consultation regarding the designation of the universal service provider was held from 22 January 2015 to 6 March 2015. BIPT has received 6 contributions. This document contains the summary of the contributions received. This draft summary mentions the name of most of the participants to the consultation. The responses to each of the questions asked have been summarized, the name of the respondent to the question has been made anonymous.

Last week BIPT and the FPS Economy launched the www.surfmobiel.be website aimed at informing the consumer on the advantages of mobile Internet and on the proper, safe and controlled use thereof. Mobile surfing, calling, texting, or roaming is also possible from abroad and is very easy today. Roaming does not necessarily have to go hand in hand with a surprisingly high telecom invoice, but nevertheless it remains useful to keep a check on the prices and consumption. For indeed the Eurotariff does not apply outside of the EU Member States (and thus neither in certain popular holiday destinations). Therefore BIPT gives a number of tips and tricks to the travelling telecom user.

Draft decision of the BIPT Council on the technical and operational conditions to avoid harmful interference in the 3400-3800 MHz band

Speakers from the postal and telecom sectors explained their vision of the evolution of innovation in these sectors.

In accordance with Article 22 of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications, the BIPT Council has decided to allow the use of the 1950.1-1955.1 MHz and 2140.1-2145.1 MH frequencies on the Thorntonbank at E-BO Enterprises for the establishment and operation of a transmission installation on the Thorntonbank situated in the Belgian economic zone of the North Sea.

Minister Alexander De Croo, BIPT and the SPF Economy launch a campaign to promote mobile Internet in Belgium Brussels, 18 June 2015 – As a consumer, how do you use mobile Internet while avoiding unpleasant surprises? This question is central to the campaign of BIPT (Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications) and the SPF Economy, launched today by Vice-premier and Minister of Digital Agenda and Telecom Alexander De Croo. A key element of the campaign is www.surfmobile.be, a website where, as a consumer, you can, among other things discover which mobile data profile suits you.

Radio interfaces B10-03-E and F, B10-04 up to B10-06, B10-08 and B10-08-A, B10-12-A and B, B10-13, B10-14-A up to D, F02-02-A and B

Draft Decision of the BIPT Council of 29 May 2015 regarding the review of the Decision of 10 December 2013 (BRxx 2012 Update)