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Through this decision, BIPT confirms that Proximus still holds a dominant position on the high-quality access market and maintains the current obligations that apply to the operator in terms of access, transparency, non-discrimination and price control. Furthermore, a new obligation is imposed on Proximus, i.e. to provide access to ducts containing its optical fibres.

Decision on the monitoring of mail delivery times for the year 2018

The extension of the supply of 0800 numbers

BIPT Council Decision on radio interfaces B20-01 to 11, B21-01 to 40, B22-01 to 09, B23-01 to 13 and B24-01 to 10.0

The technical characteristics of the transmission installation stated in the annex to the decision of 4 January 2018 have been adapted.

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 context, each year, the universal service provider has to provide BIPT with a list of his products and services as well as the classification according to their nature, into universal, public or commercial products or services. This classification is submitted to BIPT's approval. BIPT then communicates this approval to the audit commissioner (in this case, the Supervisory Board).

In conformity with Article 19 of the RD of 25 April 2014 the BIPT adopts this decision by virtue of which it addresses a declaration of non-conformity to the universal service provider.

Decision regarding the composition of the reconciliation board for 2019.

Decision of 17 September 2019 regarding the analysis of tariff increases for bpost's single-piece rates for the year 2020

BIPT Council Decision of 17 September 2019 regarding the request to extend the user rights of Citymesh in the 3.5 GHz frequency band for the provision of electronic communications services on the Belgian territory with the city of Courtrai