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Trai就扩大基础设施供应商的范围征求意见
咨询文件称:“鉴于数字基础设施的重要性及其与整体社会经济发展的联系，必须定义一个有利的框架，在这个框架中，那些只专注于创建任何服务都可以利用的基础设施的实体得到促进。”
咨询文件称:“鉴于数字基础设施的重要性及其与整体社会经济发展的联系，必须定义一个有利的框架，在这个框架中，那些只专注于创建任何服务都可以利用的基础设施的实体得到促进。”
周四公布的这份咨询文件的征求意见截止日期为3月9日，如果有反对意见，则截止日期为3月23日。
此外，该文件还建议dcip只能将其基础设施出租/出租/出售给根据该法案获得许可的实体印度电报法．
最高机构还提出了20万卢比的入场费，并且dcip应该受到业绩银行担保。
此外，它还建议对违反新拟议许可证规定的dcip处以最高200万卢比的罚款。
随着新技术、新服务、新商业模式和新参与者的出现，数字通信基础设施提供商经历了前所未有的转型。
的国家数字通信政策该文件称，2018年设想通过差异化许可实现不同层(基础设施、网络、服务和应用层)的分离。
目前，数字通信基础设施提供商在DoT的基础设施提供商-1注册下受到监管。然而，IP-1的范围仅限于在租赁/租赁/销售的基础上提供黑暗纤维、路权、管道空间和塔等被动资产。
2月17日，火车将与电信公司会面，讨论服务质量、恼人的电话和短信
该行业监管机构在一份媒体新闻稿中说，运营商应遵守不时修订的《2009年基本电话服务(有线)和蜂窝移动电话服务条例服务质量标准》中规定的标准。
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<\/figure>The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (TRAI<\/a>) has floated a consultation paper seeking views to migrate existing digital communication infrastructure providers<\/a> (DCIP<\/a>) to the unified license regime to enhance the scope of infrastructure providers<\/a> to include passive and active infrastructure.\u201cGiven the importance of digital infrastructure and its linkages to overall socio-economic development, it\u2019s imperative that a conducive framework is defined where entities who are focussed on only creating infrastructure over which any service can ride, are promoted,\u201d the consultation paper said.
The consultation paper, floated Thursday has a deadline for comments till March 9, and counter-comments, if any, by March 23.
<\/div><\/div>The regulatory body has proposed that no license fee will be imposed on DCIPs for the authorisation, and has sought views on what network elements will fall under the exclusion category of core elements, which infrastructure providers are not allowed to operate.
Additionally, the paper proposes that DCIPs be only allowed to lease\/rent\/sell their infrastructure only to entities licensed under the Indian Telegraph Act<\/a>.
The apex body also proposed an entry fee of Rs 2 lakhs and that DCIPs should be subjected to performance bank guarantees.
Further, it has proposed a maximum penalty of Rs 20 lakhs on DCIPs on violation of rules under the new proposed license.
The development comes as digital communication infrastructure providers have witnessed an unprecedented transformation with emergence of new technologies, services, business models, and players.
The National Digital Communications Policy<\/a>, 2018 envisages enabling unbundling of different layers (infrastructure, network, services, and application layer) through differential licensing, the paper said.
Currently, digital communication infrastructure providers are regulated under the Infrastructure Provider-1 registration with the DoT. However, the scope of IP-1 is limited to providing passive assets such as dark fibre, right of way, duct space, and tower on lease\/rent\/sale basis.
Additionally, the paper proposes that DCIPs be only allowed to lease\/rent\/sell their infrastructure only to entities licensed under the Indian Telegraph Act<\/a>.
The apex body also proposed an entry fee of Rs 2 lakhs and that DCIPs should be subjected to performance bank guarantees.
Further, it has proposed a maximum penalty of Rs 20 lakhs on DCIPs on violation of rules under the new proposed license.
The development comes as digital communication infrastructure providers have witnessed an unprecedented transformation with emergence of new technologies, services, business models, and players.
The National Digital Communications Policy<\/a>, 2018 envisages enabling unbundling of different layers (infrastructure, network, services, and application layer) through differential licensing, the paper said.
Currently, digital communication infrastructure providers are regulated under the Infrastructure Provider-1 registration with the DoT. However, the scope of IP-1 is limited to providing passive assets such as dark fibre, right of way, duct space, and tower on lease\/rent\/sale basis.
<\/div><\/div>The paper asks what measures should be taken to ensure that DCIP licensees lease\/rent\/sell their infrastructure to eligible service providers in a fair, non-discriminatory and transparent manner, and within the limit of their designed capacity.