
Trai to meet with telecom and broadcasting companies to discuss important issues for FY18
FirstpostIn a first, Trai will begin in January discussions with telcos and broadcasting companies to draw up and publish an ‘agenda’ of important issues for 2017-18 – a move Chairman RS Sharma says will improve “regulatory predictability” in the sector. “What we are proposing is to improve the regulatory predictability – we will identify important issues that would be taken up in the next financial year. He emphasized that while Trai’s “agenda” would be a broad proactive list, urgent issues would also be taken up during the fiscal as and when they come up even though they may not be included in the list itself. The issues taken up by Trai during 2016 included free data, net neutrality, improvement of service quality norms for mobile services, internet telephony, proliferation of broadband through public Wi-Fi networks, Machine-to-machine communications, issues related to closure of access services, Captive VSAT CUG policy issues, and review of the regulatory framework for Interconnection, among others.
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