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The Royal Decree of 2 June 2019 amends the Royal Decree of 18 December 2009 on private radio communications and user rights for fixed networks and trunked networks. The amendments introduced by that Royal Decree aim to lower by 80% and for a 10-year period the amount of the annual fees relating to the user rights for radio-relay links in those areas of the country where an extra incentive is needed to provide households and companies with a large-band connection. The Royal Decree lays down that BIPT has to determine and publish at least every two years the exact extent of those areas.

The decision concerns the technical and operational conditions for the avoidance of harmful interference in the 3400-3800 MHz frequency band. Reply address: consultation.sg@bipt.be (Reference: "Consult-2019-C1")Deadline: until 26 July 2019.

The decision concerns the technical and operational conditions to ensure the coexistence of neighbouring networks using the 1427-1517 MHz frequency band, and the protection of other services and applications in the adjacent bands. Reply address: consultation.sg@bipt.be (Reference: "Consult-2019-B9")Deadline: until 26 July 2019.

In this draft decision, the revision of the "one-time fees" and the monthly rental price "ISLA Repair" of the reference offers BRUO and Bitstream xDSL from Proximus are submitted for public consultation.  To respond to this document: mail to: consultation.sg@bipt.be (reference: CONSULT-2019-B6).  Deadline: until 17 July 2019.Contact person: Peter Vuchelen (+32 2 226 88 96)  Replies must be sent electronically to the aforementioned address.  Please use the specific form as the front page of your answer.  Confidential parts in the document should be indicated clearly. BIPT also requests that the comments refer to the sections and / or parts of the draft decision to which they relate.

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. Reply address: consultation.sg@bipt.be (Reference: "Consult-2019-B8") Deadline: until 21 June 2019. Contact person: Michaël Vandroogenbroek, 02 226 88 11.

Citymesh asked BIPT to add the municipalities of Kortrijk to the current licence. The addition of Kortrijk to the list of municipalities falling under the existing user rights limits the possibilities for another potential candidate and can therefore not be accepted without a new allocation procedure.

In this draft decision the analysis of the reference offer of Proximus for local unbundling and bitstream access is submitted for public consultation. To respond to this document: mail to: consultation.sg@bipt.be (reference: CONSULT-2019-B5). Deadline: until 13 june 2019. Contact person: Peter Vuchelen (+32 2 226 88 96). Replies must be sent electronically to the aforementioned address. Please use the specific form as the front page of your answer. Confidential parts in the document should be indicated clearly. BIPT also requests that the comments refer to the sections and / or parts of the draft decision to which they relate.

The consultation aims at: estimating the existence of a market demand for the 26 GHz band in Belgium; defining the guidelines on the migration of radio-relay links existing in the 26 GHz band; defining the guidelines on the future regulatory framework for the 26 GHz band.

This draft decision regards the analysis of the high-quality access market. BIPT submits for consultation its analysis as well as the appropriate remedies.

BIPT is organising a consultation about the extension of the supply of 0800 numbers. As the administrator of the numbering plan BIPT has to ensure that this plan is administrated as efficiently and effectively as possible. Within this framework BIPT explains in the consultation that it is concerned about the available supply of 0800 numbers. Eight possible solutions are described. BIPT does favour the options that raise efficiency instead of changing the numbering plan. The purpose of this consultation is to obtain feedback from all interested parties about the various options, and to gather any useful remarks so as to choose the best solution. Depending on the choices made further actions will be needed either in the form of amendments to the Royal Decree of 27 April 2007 on managing the national numbering space and the grant and withdrawal of number user rights or of new Ministerial Orders and/or Council Decisions. This document introduces and describes the issue. It contains a number of specific questions, which the stakeholders are asked to answer. Deadline: 8 May 2019.