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Best practices to support the defining of adequate broadband internet access service

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[1] Article 4(2) of Directive 2009/136/EC.

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[2] If not further specified, refers to the Directive (EU) 2018/1972.

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[3] Annex V - Minimum set of services which the adequate broadband internet access service in accordance with Article 84(3) shall be capable of supporting, Directive (EU) 2018/1972.

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[4] BoR (18) 240 “BEREC Work Programme 2019” page 30. It was initially proposed in the work programme that the report would also look into criteria that MS might use to deem that an available adequate broadband internet access service, not provided at a fixed location, should be made available at an affordable price in order to ensure consumers’ full social and economic participation in society. BEREC later confirmed that “the criteria that MS might use to deem that an available adequate broadband IAS, not provided at a fixed location, should be made available at an affordable price in order to ensure consumers’ full social and economic participation in society” is outside of the scope of the BEREC report on MS’ best practices to support the defining of adequate broadband IAS, and therefore this report will not reflect this element.

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[5] European Commission Information Society and Media Directorate General, Communications Committee Working Document “Implementation of the revised Universal Service Directive: internet related aspects of Article 4, COCOM10-31 Final, Brussels, 10 January 2011.

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[7]BEREC update survey on the implementation and application of the universal service provisions – a synthesis of the results”, BoR (17) 41.

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[8]EC questionnaire on the implementation and application of the universal service provisions – a synthesis of the results”, BoR (14) 95.

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[9] eGovernment benchmark 2018 Securing eGovernment for all” https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/egovernment-benchmark-2018-digital-efforts-european-countries-are-visibly-paying “.

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[10] The paper outlines a set of criteria that MS could be asked to consider when making their decision.

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[11] See ANNEX 3.

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[12] However the main element of BIPT’s analysis was the fact that setting a speed of 1 Mbit/s makes a large set of services possible (surfing the internet, e-mailing, social networks, e-commerce, e-government, looking for a job on the internet, etc.) and does not pose a risk of social exclusion.

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[13] No information available in relation to the evaluation criteria employed by Spain. See ANNEX 3 for further clarification.

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[14] COCOM Working Document “Implementation of the revised Universal Service Directive: internet-related aspects of Article 4” (COCOM10-31 FINAL).

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