OPTA
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OPTA Decisions (Netherlands)
OPTA regulates compliance with the relevant legislation and regulations on the markets for electronic communications and post. Based on these regulations, OPTA is authorised to make decisions and to enforce compliance by means of sanctions. An OPTA decision is binding by law. For example, OPTA can make binding decisions when asked to settle a dispute between providers regarding interconnection and access obligations. OPTA decisions may also comprise issuing sanctions. Examples of sanctions are orders under threat of fine or penalties. OPTA is authorised to issue sanctions if providers do not satisfy their legal obligations.
| Number of decisions: | 2 |
| Last update: | September 15, 2006 |
| Oldest decision: | April 2, 1999 |
| Newest decision: | November 21, 2000 |
All Netherlands Decisions by Theme
- Authorisation/Licensing
- Fees related to licensing
- Exemptions
- Competition Policy
- Antitrust disputes
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Subsidies and similar financial issues
- Consumer Protection
- Quality of Service
- Regulation of content
- Sales and Marketing
- Interconnection and Price Regulation
- Mobile Termination
- Co-location
- Scarce Resources Management
- Infrastructure sharing
- Universal Access/Service
- New Technologies
- Network access and resale
- Privacy
- Sanctions
- Procedural issues and jurisdiction
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