This Decree addresses telecommunication competition law issues.
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Ref: Decree 2-05-772 2005 anticompetitive practices
It contains a detailed institutional framework, including the creation of the telecommunications regulatory authority. It includes licensing, competition policy, quality service, interconnection, co-location, scarce resources management, universal access, tariffs regulation, penalties and sanctions and dispute resolution. It also covers some postal service issues.
Amendments have been issued in 2014.
Uganda Communications Act 2013 - The Uganda Communications Commission was established to implement the provisions of The UCC Act 2013, and to regulate the Communications sector, which includes Telecommunications, Broadcasting, radio communication, postal communications, data communication and infrastructure.
The Communications Act of 1997 (repealed)
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Licensing Reports:
The global telecommunications sector has been transformed over the past decade by privatization, liberalization, technological change, and growth in demand. These trends have contributed to economic growth and improved sector governance, but they also have produced an increasing number and variety of disputes that call for faster, more cost-effective and better resolution.
Ref: ITU_WB_Dispute_Res_E
The Singapore telecommunication services market was fully liberalised from 1 April 2000. As required under the Telecommunications Act (Cap. 323), any person operating and providing telecommunication systems and services in Singapore has to be licensed.
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Ref: FBOGuidelines
Emergency Ordinance no. 79/2002, on on the General Regulatory Framework for Communications
(Unofficially consolidated text, including the legal provisions in force as of 27 March 2008)
Law no.239/2005 on the amendment and completion of several normative acts in the field of communications
Enacted by the Parliament of Romania.
Art.I. – Article 51 of the Government Ordinance no.31/2002 on postal services, published in the Romanian Official Journal, Part I, no.87 as of February 1, 2002, approved, with amendments and completions, by Law no.642/2002, shall be repealed.
This Decree establishes the telecommunications regulatory authority (OSIPTEL).
Published 06/05/1993.
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Ref: TUO_Ley_de_Telecomunicaciones
Decree No. 764/2000: This Decree sets out the general legal framework for Otelecommunications in Argentina. It includes licensing, competition policy, quality service, interconnection, scarce resources management, infrastructure sharing, collocation, universal service, tariffs regulation penalties and sanctions, and dispute resolution.
Decree No. 27/2003: This decree sets out the creation of the telecommunications regulatory authority.