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Telecom sector<\/a> batteling with huge debts and other issues is about to get its fix from the inter-ministerial group, talks of slashing spectrum usage charge are around the corner which will affect the sector in a big way. TRAI<\/a> Chairman, RS Sharma<\/a> <\/strong>in a conversation with ET Now <\/strong>sheds light on several of the aspects and issues faced by the sector.
\n
\nEdited excerpts:<\/em>
\n
\nAt one hand you have to ensure that the consumer base grows, but at the other hand you also have to ensure that the balance sheets of telecom companies remain healthy, how are you striking a balance between the two?<\/strong>
\nIt is not the regulator who runs business. Business is run by the entrepreneurs. Certainly TRAI<\/a> has been very conscious of the fact that there are certain areas were we could certainly provide help to the telecom companies and TRAI has given recommendations in the past. We have reiterated them after we had a meeting with them on 15th of June as to what can be done to, in order to provide help to the telecom industry.
\n
\nWhat could be the new measures that we may see from the telecom regulator?<\/strong>
\nWell I do not want to reiterate those issues. This is a conversation, this is a communication which we are doing with the government as to what could be done, so do not want to really talk about it.
\n
\nThe government has also setup an inter-ministerial group which has members from finance ministry and the telecom ministry. Have you made recommendations to this group?<\/strong>
Not to this group. We have sent letter. We had a meeting on 15th of June to discuss this issue of stress in the telecom sector<\/a> and there were number of suggestions which emerged and we also had made recommendations earlier on many of the issues. So therefore we sort of combined everything and then gave the recommendations to DOT<\/a>, reiterated those recommendations which we had given.
\n
\nYou do concede that there is stress in the sector?<\/strong>
\nNo, it is not a question of conceding or not conceding, stress or those balance sheets. It is a question of interpretation, how do you take that position but the broad thing is that yes there are high levels of debts and other issues. There are issues which need resolution.
\n
\nYou also said that these business people are very smart, the companies are very smart. So do you think that is why we are seeing the kind of consolidation that we are seeing from 14, you are down to what 4-5, is that the smart move?<\/strong>
\nNo I am not saying it is a smart move. I do not want to comment on what is happening on the business side of it and obviously consolidation and other decisions are the business decisions of the companies. I am only saying that these companies are very well professionally run companies and India has seen real growth in the telecom sector. This is one of the very-very vibrant sector where we now have 1.2 billion customers. So it is a very vibrant sector and I am sure it will grow.
\n
\nBut as a regulator is that healthy or not healthy?<\/strong>
\nI am not an economist and I do not want to really comment on as to whether consolidation and consolidation of this order, that order is good or bad, I do not want to get into that.
\n
\nSo you do not want to get into that but you do think the consumer today has enough choices?<\/strong>
\nCertainly customer has enough choices, yes.
\n
\nJust not as many as before.<\/strong>
\nIt is just a question of whether you have 20 choices or 5 choices so that is not really the… ultimately the customer should benefit.
\n
\nEvery measure that the government or you may want to come out, someone has already talking against it, Does that make the job much harder?<\/strong>
\nAs an authority, we are not really so much concerned about who is against it and who is for it because any regulatory measure which you take, many times it happens that it benefits the industry as a whole, many times it also happens that it does not benefit everybody equally or some people get adversely impacted. But that is not really the… we should not consider that, we should not give that as an importance. We should give importance to the fact that the measure is an appropriate measure. It is a right measure. It is just measure that is what we should be concerned about.
\n
\nSo that is being your litmus test<\/a> and how many it impacts with that pattern change?<\/strong>
\nThese are the consequences of any step which we take but what I am saying is that should not be our primary consideration. Our primary consideration should be the rightness or the correctness of the measure.
\n
\nThe IMG might cut spectrum usage charge, may defer licence fees, may rationalise the USO fund levy and spectrum is of course the most important raw material, most expensive one for the telcos. As a regulator, do you have any opinions on that?<\/strong>
\nNo we have on all these issues which you mentioned, we have given our recommendations to the government whether it is a question of deferring the payments for the spectrum, whether reducing the spectrum usage charges, USO fund levies, all these things have already been recommended to by the government.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":60104527,"title":"Reliance Jio, Airtel get Air Force nod to set up 14 mobile towers near Trishul Air Base","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/reliance-jio-airtel-get-air-force-nod-to-set-up-14-mobile-towers-near-trishul-air-base\/60104527","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":60104544,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Stress in telecom sector is a matter of interpretation: Trai's Sharma","synopsis":"I am not an economist and I do not want to really comment on as to whether consolidation and consolidation of this order, that order is good or bad, he said.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/customer-has-enough-choices-rs-sharma-chairman","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Now","artdate":"2017-08-17 18:27:07","lastupd":"2017-08-17 18:35:51","breadcrumbTags":["rs sharma","telecom sector","trai","Policy","test","Interviews","dot"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/customer-has-enough-choices-rs-sharma-chairman"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2017-08-17" data-index="article_1">

压力在电信部门的解释:火车的沙玛

我不是一个经济学家,我真的不想评论是否合并和整合的顺序,这个顺序是好还是坏,他说。

  • 2017年8月17日更新是06:35点
电信部门膳宿费和巨额债务和其他问题即将得到解决的部际集团谈判削减频谱使用电荷在拐角处将在很大程度上影响到部门。火车主席,RS沙玛在一次谈话等现在也透露了一些有关的方面和领域面临的问题。

编辑摘录:

在一方面,你必须确保消费者群体的增长,但在另一方面,你也必须确保电信公司的资产负债表保持健康,平衡这两个怎么样?
这不是监管机构经营业务。业务是由企业家。当然火车一直很有意识,有一些地区我们当然可以提供帮助电信企业和火车过去给了建议。我们重申他们后我们会见了他们6月15日可以做什么,以电信行业提供帮助。

可能的新措施,我们可能会看到电信监管机构?
我不希望再次重申这些问题。这是一个谈话,这是一个与政府沟通,我们所做的能够做些什么,所以不想谈论它。

政府还设置一个部际团体成员来自财政部和电信。你建议这个组吗?
这一组。我们有发送信。6月15日我们有一个会议来讨论这个问题的压力电信部门有许多建议,出现之前我们也做了建议的许多问题。因此我们结合所有的,然后给了建议点重申,我们给了这些建议。

你承认在该行业有压力吗?
不,这不是承认或不承认的问题,压力或资产负债表。解释的问题,你怎么把这个位置但广泛的是有高水平的债务和其他问题。有需要解决的问题。

你还说,这些业务的人是很聪明的,公司是很聪明的。所以你认为这就是为什么我们看到的那种整合从14日,我们看到你是什么4 - 5,这是聪明的做法吗?
没有我不是说这是一个明智之举。我不想评论发生在业务方面,显然巩固和其他决策是公司的商业决策。我只能说,这些公司就能够很好的专业经营公司和印度电信行业的实际增长。这是一个非常活跃的领域,我们现在有12亿的客户。所以这是一个非常活跃的领域,我相信它会成长。

但作为管理者是健康还是不健康呢?
我不是一个经济学家,我真的不想评论是否合并和整合的顺序,这个顺序是好是坏,我不想进入。

所以你不想进入,但是今天你认为消费者有足够的选择?
当然客户有足够的选择,是的。

不像以前一样多。
它只是一个问题,你是否有20个选择或5选择这并不是真的…最终客户应该受益。

采取任何措施,政府或您可能想出来,有人已经说反对,使工作更加困难吗?
作为权威,我们并不是真的关心谁是反对它,谁是它,因为任何你采取的监管措施,多次发生,整个行业受益于它,很多时候它也是不会让每个人都公平受益或有些人有不利影响。但这不是真正的…我们不应该认为,我们不应该给它的重要性。我们应该给予重视,措施是一个适当的措施。这是一个正确的测量。它只是衡量,是我们应该关心的。

这是你的试金石测试又有多少影响,模式改变?
这些是我们采取的任何步骤的后果但我想说的是,不应该是我们首要考虑的问题。我们的首要考虑应该是对或测量的正确性。

IMG可能减少频谱的使用费用,可能推迟许可费,可能合理化USO基金征收和频谱当然是最重要的原料,最昂贵的一个电信公司。作为管理者,你有什么意见吗?
没有你提到我们在所有这些问题上,我们给了我们的建议政府是否推迟支付的问题,是否减少频谱使用费用,USO基金征收,所有这些事情已经由政府推荐。
  • 发布于2017年8月17日下午06:27坚持

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Telecom sector<\/a> batteling with huge debts and other issues is about to get its fix from the inter-ministerial group, talks of slashing spectrum usage charge are around the corner which will affect the sector in a big way. TRAI<\/a> Chairman, RS Sharma<\/a> <\/strong>in a conversation with ET Now <\/strong>sheds light on several of the aspects and issues faced by the sector.
\n
\nEdited excerpts:<\/em>
\n
\nAt one hand you have to ensure that the consumer base grows, but at the other hand you also have to ensure that the balance sheets of telecom companies remain healthy, how are you striking a balance between the two?<\/strong>
\nIt is not the regulator who runs business. Business is run by the entrepreneurs. Certainly TRAI<\/a> has been very conscious of the fact that there are certain areas were we could certainly provide help to the telecom companies and TRAI has given recommendations in the past. We have reiterated them after we had a meeting with them on 15th of June as to what can be done to, in order to provide help to the telecom industry.
\n
\nWhat could be the new measures that we may see from the telecom regulator?<\/strong>
\nWell I do not want to reiterate those issues. This is a conversation, this is a communication which we are doing with the government as to what could be done, so do not want to really talk about it.
\n
\nThe government has also setup an inter-ministerial group which has members from finance ministry and the telecom ministry. Have you made recommendations to this group?<\/strong>
Not to this group. We have sent letter. We had a meeting on 15th of June to discuss this issue of stress in the telecom sector<\/a> and there were number of suggestions which emerged and we also had made recommendations earlier on many of the issues. So therefore we sort of combined everything and then gave the recommendations to DOT<\/a>, reiterated those recommendations which we had given.
\n
\nYou do concede that there is stress in the sector?<\/strong>
\nNo, it is not a question of conceding or not conceding, stress or those balance sheets. It is a question of interpretation, how do you take that position but the broad thing is that yes there are high levels of debts and other issues. There are issues which need resolution.
\n
\nYou also said that these business people are very smart, the companies are very smart. So do you think that is why we are seeing the kind of consolidation that we are seeing from 14, you are down to what 4-5, is that the smart move?<\/strong>
\nNo I am not saying it is a smart move. I do not want to comment on what is happening on the business side of it and obviously consolidation and other decisions are the business decisions of the companies. I am only saying that these companies are very well professionally run companies and India has seen real growth in the telecom sector. This is one of the very-very vibrant sector where we now have 1.2 billion customers. So it is a very vibrant sector and I am sure it will grow.
\n
\nBut as a regulator is that healthy or not healthy?<\/strong>
\nI am not an economist and I do not want to really comment on as to whether consolidation and consolidation of this order, that order is good or bad, I do not want to get into that.
\n
\nSo you do not want to get into that but you do think the consumer today has enough choices?<\/strong>
\nCertainly customer has enough choices, yes.
\n
\nJust not as many as before.<\/strong>
\nIt is just a question of whether you have 20 choices or 5 choices so that is not really the… ultimately the customer should benefit.
\n
\nEvery measure that the government or you may want to come out, someone has already talking against it, Does that make the job much harder?<\/strong>
\nAs an authority, we are not really so much concerned about who is against it and who is for it because any regulatory measure which you take, many times it happens that it benefits the industry as a whole, many times it also happens that it does not benefit everybody equally or some people get adversely impacted. But that is not really the… we should not consider that, we should not give that as an importance. We should give importance to the fact that the measure is an appropriate measure. It is a right measure. It is just measure that is what we should be concerned about.
\n
\nSo that is being your litmus test<\/a> and how many it impacts with that pattern change?<\/strong>
\nThese are the consequences of any step which we take but what I am saying is that should not be our primary consideration. Our primary consideration should be the rightness or the correctness of the measure.
\n
\nThe IMG might cut spectrum usage charge, may defer licence fees, may rationalise the USO fund levy and spectrum is of course the most important raw material, most expensive one for the telcos. As a regulator, do you have any opinions on that?<\/strong>
\nNo we have on all these issues which you mentioned, we have given our recommendations to the government whether it is a question of deferring the payments for the spectrum, whether reducing the spectrum usage charges, USO fund levies, all these things have already been recommended to by the government.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":60104527,"title":"Reliance Jio, Airtel get Air Force nod to set up 14 mobile towers near Trishul Air Base","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/reliance-jio-airtel-get-air-force-nod-to-set-up-14-mobile-towers-near-trishul-air-base\/60104527","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":60104544,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Stress in telecom sector is a matter of interpretation: Trai's Sharma","synopsis":"I am not an economist and I do not want to really comment on as to whether consolidation and consolidation of this order, that order is good or bad, he said.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/customer-has-enough-choices-rs-sharma-chairman","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Now","artdate":"2017-08-17 18:27:07","lastupd":"2017-08-17 18:35:51","breadcrumbTags":["rs sharma","telecom sector","trai","Policy","test","Interviews","dot"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/customer-has-enough-choices-rs-sharma-chairman"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/customer-has-enough-choices-rs-sharma-chairman/60104544">