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Consultation on the draft decision of the BIPT Council on radio interfaces related to intelligent transport systems (ITS)

The decision concerns the technical and operational conditions to ensure the coexistence of neighbouring networks using the 800 MHz frequency band, and the protection of other services and applications in the adjacent bands.

The BIPT proposes in this draft communication a definition of what point could be considered to be the first concentration or distribution point on the various VHCNs.

In this draft decision, the BIPT clarifies how it interprets the regulations regarding terminal equipment in order to facilitate the free choice thereof. In compliance with the BEREC guidelines, the BIPT determines the NTP location in this draft decision and analyses the actual ensuing consequences. It also looks into the publication of the necessary technical specifications in order for the free choice of modem to be implemented as smoothly as possible.

The draft Royal Decree aims to amend the Royal Decree 3600 MHz to enable operators other than Citymesh and Gridmax to bid for the 3410-3430 MHz frequency block.

The draft Royal Decree aims to enable the BIPT to authorise private local area networks using 4G or 5G technologies in the 3800-4200 MHz frequency band.

Consultation about a draft Royal Decree amending the Royal Decree on numbering regarding access to the emergency services for nomadic services

Consultation on the draft communication of the BIPT Council of Day Month year regarding the obligations of the operators providing nomadic services in terms of access to emergency services providing on-site assistance

This consultation concerns the attached preliminary draft Royal Decree, the purpose of which is to amend the Royal Decree of 2 February 2007 on the emergency services pursuant to Article 107, § 1 and 3, of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications, and pertaining to various provisions regarding electronic communications for the emergency services.

This inquiry is part of a study on the postal aspects of e-commerce the BIPT launched in May 2022, which also examines the environmental aspects of the first and the last mile.