The handbook is prepared for the European Commission, and structured in eight chapters. 

Chapter 1 Introduction of key concepts and context 

Chapter 2 The importance of designing a broadband plan 

Chapter 3 Investment model - The public authority’s role concerning the implementation, operation, ownership, and management of the infrastructure. 

Chapter 4 Network type - The factors that a public authority should consider in making infrastructure and technology decisions. 

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On Article 49, the law indicates that the government will guarantee provision of universal telecommunication services, indicating that this is a set of services that providers have to provide complying certain minimum standards of quality independently of the geographic location. The universal service aims to close the inequalities of service access in the population.

Brunei Telecommunications Order 2001 - This law sets out the general legal framework for telecommunications in  Brunei.  It contains a detailed institutional framework, including the creation of the regulatory telecommunications authority.  It includes licensing, competition policy, quality service, interconnection, scarce resources management, infrastructure sharing, universal service, penalties and sanctions and dispute resolution.

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ToRs for Consultant to Advise on Reform of Telecoms Cell Phone Laws (French)

Le Gouvernement [PAYS] a récemment manifesté la volonté de réformer le secteur des postes et des télécommunications. Afin d'avancer dans ces réformes, le gouvernement a fait appel à la Banque mondiale pour que cette dernière l'assiste à identifier les meilleures options envisageables pour mener à bien la réforme
sectorielle.

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Terms of Reference for the selection of an international consulting firm to assist in the preparation and award of wireless licenses.

II. Objective of the Consultancy

Legal Consultancy to Implement Telecommunications Legal and Regulatory Reforms

Objective of the Consultancy

The ToRs outline the scope of work, key deliverables, and expectations for the consultant’s role in providing expert guidance and strategic recommendations for revising the Telecommunications Law .