Policy Positions
2018
ecta Response to the Targeted Consultation on Guidance on cost of capital for EU electronic communications regulators
3 October 2018 - ecta Response to the Targeted Consultation on Guidance on cost of capital for EU electronic communications regulators
2018
European Automotive and Telecom Alliance: Regulatory Briefing paper: Cybersecurity
European Automotive and Telecom Alliance
Third High-Level Meeting on Connected and Automated Driving
Gothenburg, 18 June 2018
Regulatory briefing paper
Topic: Cybersecurity
Context: Cybersecurity Act
Short description: Renewing ENISA’s mandate and Creation of an EU Framework for Cybersecurity Certification of ICT products & services
2018
European Automotive and Telecom Alliance: Regulatory Briefing paper: Data protection and privacy
European Automotive and Telecom Alliance
Third High-Level Meeting on Connected and Automated Driving
Gothenburg, 18 June 2018
Regulatory briefing paper
Topic: Data protection & privacy
Context: C-ITS (Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems) and connected services.
Short description: Compliance with GDPR and future ePrivacy Regulation.
2017
ECTA response to the public consultation by BEREC on the draft BEREC work programme 2018 BoR (17) 176
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2017
ECTA response to the public consultation by BEREC on the draft BEREC preliminary report in view of a common position on monitoring mobile coverage BoR (17) 186
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2017
ECTA Response to the Public Consultation by BEREC on the draft BEREC report on the impact of premium content on ECS markets and the effect of devices on the open use of the internet
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2017
ECTA Response to the public consultation by the European Commission on the review of the guidelines for market analysis and assessment of Significant Market Power
2017
ECTA Response to the stakeholder consultation on the review of the BEREC Medium-Term Strategy for 2018-2020
2017
Competition: the missing element of the European Parliament’s draft report on the proposed European Electronic Communications Code
Brussels, 22 March 2017: Today, the European Parliament’s Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) discussed the draft report of MEP Pilar Del Castillo Vera (European People’s Party), on the Proposal for a Directive establishing the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC).
ECTA has identified positive elements, such as:
- The removal of a mandatory three-year deployment forecast for network operators, which would have created a huge administrative burden in particular for smaller operators i;
- A proposed new right for network operators to access physical infrastructure controlled by public authorities (public buildings, street furniture, such as light poles, street signs, traffic lights, billboards, bus, tramway stops, metro stations)ii .
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