Next Generation Networks: What does the future hold?

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    1. Next Generation Networks – What does the Future Hold? Tony Shortall European Commission Information Society & Media Brussels All views expressed are personal and may not in any circumstances be regarded as stating an official position of the European Commission
    2. General Setting
      • Policy perspectives
        • i2010
        • Research
        • Regional Initiatives (State aids)
        • Regulatory Policy
          • SMP process
          • Article 19 Recommendation
    3. Why a Recommendation?
      • Analysis of markets 4/5 by several NRAs and upcoming Art. 7 notifications
      • Need to foster a consistent approach
      • Already significant differences in approach emerging
      • No time to wait for the implementation of the Review
    4. The envisaged Recommendation
      • Starting point: the ERG opinion
      • Will cover the wide variety of NGA rollout situations
        • Who is rolling out, where, what technology choice
      • No one size fits all approach
    5. Technology Choices
      • ERG CP highlighted technology issues that arise
        • FTTH
          • Unbundling? PON v AON
          • Other forms of Access
        • FTTN
          • Speed of development
          • Maintaining access
          • Potential for access competition
          • Enablers for access competition
    6. Basic Issues
      • The Commission's approach to ex-ante regulation has always favoured the promotion of infrastructure competition.
      • Does the change in technology enhance the possibility of infrastructure competition?
      • How can NRAs facilitate such developments?
      • Need to identify the most appropriate incentives for the roll out of high capacity broadband networks
      • Create conditions that support a possible ‘Race to Invest’ (improve efficiency, timing)
      • Do not intervene in ways that would undermine the incentives to make those investments
      • Must not undo existing competition in existing markets
    7. Issues to be considered
      • Information and access to information
      • “ Higher level” access
        • E.g. Access to Ducts
      • Basis for intervention
      • Pricing of access
      • Form of obligations
        • What should be the form of access?
        • Scope of access (3 Criteria test)
        • Specification
      • Scope for co-ordination, role of NRAs in facilitating roll-out of NGA
    8. Other issues
      • Institutional Issues
      • Information gathering
      • Geographic scope of markets
      • Transition, timing issues
    9. Timelines and Process
      • Discussions with ERG
      • Public consultation - two months
      • Communications Committee and oral advisory procedure
      • Parliamentary scrutiny
      • Adoption before end of the year
    10. For more information….
      • http:// ec.europa.eu/ecomm
    11. Thank You!
      • [email_address]
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