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This decision is about the BRUO monthly fee. Following an appeal lodged by Belgacom, an interlocutory judgement about it was given by the Court of Appeal on 7 April 2009.

This decision establishes the tariffs applicable by Belgacom for the access to an access point (ATAP). An access point is a physical interface in Belgacom’s network to which an interconnection link can be connected. ATAPs are an ancillary service essential to interconnection services.

This decision establishes a certain number of KPIs for the BRIO interconnection offer that operators with significant market power are required to publish regularly.

This decision establishes the tariffs applicable by Belgacom for the following services: call origination in the network of Belgacom (“collecting”) call termination in the network of Belgacom (“terminating”).

Decision of 17 April 2007 – “Full VP” process of BROBA

This decision complements the decision of 11 August 2006 and identifies a series of additional operators having significant market power on the wholesale market for call termination on a fixed public telephone network. Belgacom lodged an appeal against it and an interlocutory judgement was given by the Court of Appeal on 15 February 2008.

This decision defines a national leased lines market based on SDH and WDM technologies, regardless of the speed. It concludes that Belgacom (now: Proximus) has significant power in this market and, as a consequence, imposes a series of remedies on the operator.

These decisions aim at setting the prices of the “blocks” and “tie cables” elements of the BRUO reference offer. BIPT set cost-oriented tariffs based on a bottom-up model.

This decision establishes the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) taken into consideration in the reference offers of Belgacom (BRIO, BRUO, BROBA) for 2007.

This decision aims at assessing the necessity to provide alternative operators with a wholesale service allowing them to duplicate the secured access service to shared numbers provided by Belgacom, given its non-discrimination obligation.