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24 November, 2024
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6.03.2012Public consultations: amendments to procedure for numbering resource administration The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) is announcing public consultations for the draft (doc. in state language) Administrative Board Decision on amendments to the Procedure of Numbering Resources Administration and Management. The deadline for comments and recommendations is March 16, 2012. Details |
3.03.2012Public consultations timeframes for several ANRCETI draft decisions extended The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI – www.anrceti.md) is announcing about the extension of the public consultations (via its internet page) timeframes for Administrative Board Decisions, modifying and amending earlier Decisions no. 60-75 and 77-79 (all docs in state language) of 23.12.2010 and approving drafts (1, 2, 3 - docs in state language) of decisions on identification of the markets for access services to infrastructure associated to electronic communications networks and designation of providers with significant market power on these markets. The deadline for presentation of recommendations is March 26, 2012. Details |
28.02.2012ANRCETI annual report on transparency in decision making process made publicly available In 2011, the National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) organized 35 public hearings, debates and sessions, of the Administrative Board dedicated to draft decisions with major impact on electronic communications markets, which were subject to public consultations during the year. These are data contained in the ANRCETI Report (doc. in state language) on Transparency in Decision-Making Process in 2011, published today on the regulator’s Internet page. Details |
15.02.2012Public consultations: draft decision on evaluation of criteria for selecting providers eligible to apply for licenses for the use of national short numbers 116000, 116111 and 116123 The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI) has placed on its Internet page, for public consultations, the draft (doc. in state language) Administrative Board decision which provides for the grid of scores to evaluate the criteria of selecting providers of electronic communications networks and services eligible to obtain licenses for the use of the following national short numbers: 116000, 116111 and 116123. The consultations are scheduled to last through March 7, 2012, this date being the deadline for comments and recommendations. Details |
13.02.2012Consultations on draft amendments to annexes to ANRCETI Board decisions no. 60-75, 77-79 of 23.12.2010 The National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology (ANRCETI – www.anrceti.md) has placed on its Internet page, for public consultations, the draft amendments to Administrative board Decisions no. 60 – 75 and 77 – 79 of 23.12.2010 which impose special ex-ante obligations on providers with significant market power (SMP) on the markets for voice call termination in individual fixed and mobile networks (market 3 and 7). The consultation is scheduled to last through March 5, 2012, this being the deadline for comments and recommendations. Details |