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

BoR (11) 06b
initially expected. Are there any measures in place to solve the problem of stranded assets
and what do they look like (e.g. compensation schemes 5 )?
One of the Market 4 measures, pursuant to article 12 of AD, is not to withdraw access to
copper local loops already granted by the SMP operator. It means that the SMP operator
should maintain access to them as long as the alternative operator needs it.
� Are there any provisions relating to the costs of migration? E.g., how are the costs of
migration split between the SMP operator and the competitors?
There are no relevant provisions.
5 Transparency regarding civil engineering infrastructure
� Art. 17 of the Draft NGA Recommendation foresees the establishment of a database
containing information on (e.g.) geographical location, available capacity of all ducts 6 . In
case such a database exists already in your country, explain:
In Poland such a database does not exist. In addition, almost none of the operators have
such a database which stores the inventory data on a capacity of ducts. In the near future
the Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography plans to build a database, which will provide
information on the underground infrastructure, however, it will only include information
about taken strip of land.
- Who established/runs this database: the NRA or another institution, possibly in cooperation
with the NRA?
- Which data are collected in this database?
- Does the information collected cover just telcos or also non-telcos?
- How is the information being provided, on a voluntary basis or based on obligations?
Specify the legal grounds for any obligations.
- What are the legal requirements that must be met to be entitled to get access to this
database? Who in your country is entitled to access this database, only operators or
also administrative units?
5 See BoR (10) 08, Ch. E.2.
6 Note: In its Opinion to this Draft Recommendation BEREC suggested to replace “all ducts” with
“civil engineering infrastructure”.
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