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Opinion of the BIPT Council of 11 March 2020 regarding the draft Resolution of the Chamber of Representatives of 16 January 2020 on the social role of the postman

Communication on the Covid-19 virus following the communication of the Belgian government of 17 March 2020

Brussels, 19 March 2020 – On 20 February 2020 BIPT launched a call for applications for the assignment of the remaining available spectrum in the 4G frequency band (2.6 GHz). Given the measures taken at the national level against the spread of the coronavirus, the deadline for applications is extended to Friday 15 May 2020, at 10 a.m.

Communication on the COVID-19 virus

Application form for a general holder's licence

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A vision enables an organisation to define what it upholds.The values of an organisation enable all the stakeholders to ensure each day that all the actions it takes comply with its missions and vision. BIPT’s missions and vision, taking account of its values, follow 5 strategic axes.

Electronic communications, postal services and media in the Brussels-Capital Region are BIPT’s main fields of activity. For each of them, the regulatory action of BIPT is based on six basic objectives.

BIPT is the federal regulatory body responsible for regulating the electronic communications market, the postal market, the electromagnetic spectrum of radio frequencies and the radio and television broadcasting in the Brussels-Capital Region.

In order to help users choose powerful services at the best possible terms and conditions where they need them, BIPT has developed several useful tools