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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> Thursday said the government will bring in at least three more legislations, so that the entire digital regulatory system in the country comes at the level of global standards. To start with, licensing reforms will follow the enactment of telecommunications Act.

“In a very methodical way, we are moving step by step. By end of which, we should see India's telecom sector, among the best in the world,” Vaishnaw said during a Public Affairs Forum of India (PAFI) event.

The reforms process for the telecom sector was started in September last year, when the government announced a slew of structural reforms including redefining adjusted gross revenue (AGR) definition. It was followed by reforms in the wireless promotion and coordination (WPC) wing and more recently the right of way rules (RoW). L

The enactment of the Telecommunications Act is the fourth set of reforms, which will be followed by licensing reforms.

“We will be bringing a series of at least three more legislations I can say, in which the entire digital regulatory system will be brought up to standard up to global standards… we should be the economy where we actually come and say that okay, at a population scale a billion plus population or society as diverse as ours, an economy as complex as ours and for an economy which is growing, what are the things that we should look at when we are drafting our legal structure? So that is the objective that which we are moving for,” the minister said.

Vaishnaw was reacting to a question on the draft Indian Telecommunications Bill<\/a> 2022, that was put up for public consultation late Wednesday. Mobile phone companies have termed the bill as \"reformative\".

‘’In keeping with the recent trend of reformative policy making by the government, this draft Indian Telecommunication bill is another milestone step to develop a modern and future-ready legal framework in telecommunication. We are studying the newly drafted Bill and will share our comments with the Government in due course of time,\" SP Kochhar, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), said in a statement.

COAI represents India's three private operators - Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.

As per the draft Bill, spectrum can be assigned through an auction or administrative process, depending on the requirements. It has proposed provisions to waive fees, charges and penalties of a company if it is required to protect the interest of consumers or ensure fair competition.

The draft has also enlarged the definition of telecommunication services, bringing over-the-top (OTT) services such as WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram, satellite-based communication services, Internet and broadband services, in-flight and maritime connectivity services, etc., under the ambit of the proposed law. The draft document states that in case of insolvency, spectrum assigned to an entity shall revert to government control.

The draft Bill has been put up for public consultation and stakeholders can send their comment till October 20.

“Continuing on the path of reforms, the draft bill proposes a comprehensive framework to further enhance ease of doing business. Clarity has been provided on spectrum allocation, restructuring, insolvency, and user protection among others. OTT is proposed to be considered as a telecom service, which may see some developments,\" Jaideep Ghosh, chief operating officer of legal firm Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, said in a statement.

“The Indian Telecommunications Bill, 2002, is indeed a great move and a long awaited one. It has been a challenge for the telecom industry<\/a> dealing with archaic laws for the last 3-4 decades, particularly the Indian Telegraph Act which was enacted during the 19th Century including others which will now be repealed. The new Bill has taken account the current gambit of services being offered using different forms of technology such as over-the-top (OTT), internet services via satellite-based communication services, in-flight and maritime services, broadcasting, internet, and broadband services, which will now fall within licensed services,” Tony Verghese, Partner, JSA said.
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印度将至少3更多的立法改革数字管理系统”

“以一种非常有条理的方式,我们正在一步一步。年底,我们应该看到印度的电信业,世界上最好的之一,”Vaishnaw说在印度的公共事务论坛(PAFI)事件。

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新德里:电信部长Ashwini Vaishnaw周四表示,政府将在至少三个立法,这样整个数字监管体系在全国正值全球标准的水平。首先,许可改革将遵循电信法案的颁布。

“以一种非常有条理的方式,我们正在一步一步。年底,我们应该看到印度的电信业,世界上最好的之一,”Vaishnaw说在印度的公共事务论坛(PAFI)事件。

电信行业的改革过程始于去年9月,当政府宣布了一系列结构性改革包括重新定义调整总收入(AGR)定义。随后的改革在无线促进和协调(WPC)机翼和最近的权利规则(行)。l

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电信法案的颁布是第四组的改革,将许可改革紧随其后。

“我们将带来一系列的至少三个立法我可以说,在整个数字监管系统将达到标准达到全球标准…我们应该经济实际上来说,好吧,在一个人口规模十亿+人口或社会等我们,像我们这样一个复杂的经济体的经济增长,什么事情我们应该看看当我们起草的法律结构吗?这是我们的目标,我们正在,”部长说。

Vaishnaw在草案对一个问题做出反应印度电信法案2022年,公众咨询周三晚些时候。移动电话公司称为“改良的”的法案。

”符合最近趋势的改良的政府决策,这印度电信法案草案是另一个里程碑的步骤开发一个现代和future-ready电信法律框架。我们正在研究新起草的法案,将适时与政府分享我们的看法的时候,“SP Kochhar,主任印度手机运营商协会(COAI)在一份声明中说。

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COAI代表印度的三个私人运营商——信实JioBharti Airtel和沃达丰的想法。

根据草案,光谱可以通过拍卖或行政分配过程中,根据不同的需求。它提出了规定免除费用,收费和罚款的公司如果是需要保护消费者的利益和确保公平竞争。

草案也扩大电信服务的定义,将过多的(OTT)服务,如WhatsApp,信号和电报,卫星通信服务、互联网和宽带服务、空中和海上连接服务,等等,在该法案的范围。草案规定,在破产的情况下,频谱分配给一个实体应当恢复到政府控制。

草案提出了公共磋商与涉众可以把他们的评论到10月20日。

“继续改革的道路上,草案提出一个全面的框架,进一步增强缓解做生意的。提供了清晰的频谱分配、重组、破产和用户保护等等。奥特提出被视为一种电信服务,这可能会看到一些进展,”首席运营官Jaideep Ghosh律师事务所律师事务所Amarchand Mangaldas Shardul & Co)在一份声明中说。

“印度电信法案,2002年,确实是一个伟大的移动和期待已久的。这是一个电信的挑战行业处理陈旧的法律在过去3 - 4年,尤其是印度电报法案颁布在19世纪包括其他人将被废除。新法案考虑当前的服务提供策略使用不同形式的技术,如过多的(OTT),通过卫星通信服务网络服务,空中和海上服务、广播、互联网和宽带服务,现在属于授权服务,”托尼•Verghese伙伴,相扑协会说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> Thursday said the government will bring in at least three more legislations, so that the entire digital regulatory system in the country comes at the level of global standards. To start with, licensing reforms will follow the enactment of telecommunications Act.

“In a very methodical way, we are moving step by step. By end of which, we should see India's telecom sector, among the best in the world,” Vaishnaw said during a Public Affairs Forum of India (PAFI) event.

The reforms process for the telecom sector was started in September last year, when the government announced a slew of structural reforms including redefining adjusted gross revenue (AGR) definition. It was followed by reforms in the wireless promotion and coordination (WPC) wing and more recently the right of way rules (RoW). L

The enactment of the Telecommunications Act is the fourth set of reforms, which will be followed by licensing reforms.

“We will be bringing a series of at least three more legislations I can say, in which the entire digital regulatory system will be brought up to standard up to global standards… we should be the economy where we actually come and say that okay, at a population scale a billion plus population or society as diverse as ours, an economy as complex as ours and for an economy which is growing, what are the things that we should look at when we are drafting our legal structure? So that is the objective that which we are moving for,” the minister said.

Vaishnaw was reacting to a question on the draft Indian Telecommunications Bill<\/a> 2022, that was put up for public consultation late Wednesday. Mobile phone companies have termed the bill as \"reformative\".

‘’In keeping with the recent trend of reformative policy making by the government, this draft Indian Telecommunication bill is another milestone step to develop a modern and future-ready legal framework in telecommunication. We are studying the newly drafted Bill and will share our comments with the Government in due course of time,\" SP Kochhar, director general of Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI), said in a statement.

COAI represents India's three private operators - Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Vodafone Idea<\/a>.

As per the draft Bill, spectrum can be assigned through an auction or administrative process, depending on the requirements. It has proposed provisions to waive fees, charges and penalties of a company if it is required to protect the interest of consumers or ensure fair competition.

The draft has also enlarged the definition of telecommunication services, bringing over-the-top (OTT) services such as WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram, satellite-based communication services, Internet and broadband services, in-flight and maritime connectivity services, etc., under the ambit of the proposed law. The draft document states that in case of insolvency, spectrum assigned to an entity shall revert to government control.

The draft Bill has been put up for public consultation and stakeholders can send their comment till October 20.

“Continuing on the path of reforms, the draft bill proposes a comprehensive framework to further enhance ease of doing business. Clarity has been provided on spectrum allocation, restructuring, insolvency, and user protection among others. OTT is proposed to be considered as a telecom service, which may see some developments,\" Jaideep Ghosh, chief operating officer of legal firm Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co, said in a statement.

“The Indian Telecommunications Bill, 2002, is indeed a great move and a long awaited one. It has been a challenge for the telecom industry<\/a> dealing with archaic laws for the last 3-4 decades, particularly the Indian Telegraph Act which was enacted during the 19th Century including others which will now be repealed. The new Bill has taken account the current gambit of services being offered using different forms of technology such as over-the-top (OTT), internet services via satellite-based communication services, in-flight and maritime services, broadcasting, internet, and broadband services, which will now fall within licensed services,” Tony Verghese, Partner, JSA said.
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