BoR (11) 06b BEREC report NGA Country Cases - IRG

BoR (11) 06b
g) Mention any other relevant SMP regulatory measure and provide any other remarks on
NGA regulation in your country.
3.1 Access to in-house wiring or equivalent
a) Access to private electronic communication networks (hereunder in-house wiring);
specified in „Ecom Regulations“ of 16.02.2004 (National legislation).
b) Access point shall be designed in a way that makes a change of operator possible, and
also that more than one network operator can connect to the access point.
c) Not included in any markets.
3.2 Concentration point/ manhole unbundling
The obligations for sub-loop unbundling apply to any intermediate point between the end user
and the local exchange, so could cover concentration points or manholes.
3.3 Cabinet unbundling
a) Sub-loop unbundling mandated (incumbent). So far, very limited use.
b) Location of access point: Between the local exchange and end customer.
c) Included in market 4.
d) Has been available for many years, but not widely used. Same regulatory obligations as
LLU. Latest decision April 2009. Remedies: access obligation, price regulation, nondiscrimination,
reference offer, cost accounting obligation.
e) Historical costs.
f) Price cap based on historical costs.
3.4 ODF unbundling
Not mandated, and not available. No remedies imposed for fibre access networks.
More specific questions regarding fibre unbundling mainly resulting from the Commission’s
Draft NGA Recommendation:
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