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BIPT is the federal regulatory body charged with the regulation of the electronic communications market, the postal market, the electromagnetic spectrum of radio frequencies and the radio and television broadcasting in the Brussels capital region.

This decision aims at the implementation of Article 13 of the Royal Decree regarding the analytic accounting of the universal postal service provider of 25 April 2014.

In this seventh annual report the BIPT describes all activities it carried out in the field of net neutrality during the period from 1 May 2022 until 30 April 2023 included.

In Belgium, net neutrality is regulated under Regulation (EU) 2015/2120. Within the framework of the application of these rules, BIPT takes as much as possible account of the BEREC Guidelines on the implementation by national regulators of European net neutrality rules. BIPT has not drafted additional national guidelines. The obligations arising from the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications concerning contractual information, transparency and quality of service remain applicable.

With the publication of this communication, the BIPT Council confirms the conformity of Telenet’s cost accounting system for 2021.

With the publication of this communication, the BIPT Council confirms the conformity of Brutélé’s cost accounting system for 2021.

With the publication of this communication, the BIPT Council confirms the conformity of Voo’s cost accounting system for 2021.

The obligation to set up a cost accounting system aims to ensure that operators with significant market power apply fair, objective and transparent criteria to allocate their costs between the services they provide. The cost accounting system helps to verify compliance with price control obligations, particularly the cost orientation of prices.

The decision concerns the assignment of exclusive frequency bands for the use of radio-relay links to Citymesh Mobile, NRB, Telenet Group, Proximus and Orange Belgium.

Decision on the monitoring of mail delivery times for the year 2021