1 Ensuring Competition & Growth in Next Generation Network (NGN) Presented by Melinda Tan 23 March 2006.

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1 Ensuring Competition & Growth in Next Generation Network (NGN) Presented by Melinda Tan 23 March 2006

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 2 Singapore’s Approach These are the regulatory principles Singapore has used since it fully liberalised its market in 2000: Proportionate regulation & reliance on market forces Promotion of effective and sustainable competition, including at facilities-level (equal access at all levels) Transparent & non-discriminatory Technological neutrality

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 3 Singapore’s Approach Proportionate regulation & reliance on market forces Regulatory forbearance where appropriate Examples: IP Telephony In June 2005, Singapore finalised its regulatory framework for VoIP: Licencees can use 8-digit level “3” numbers and are: not required to provide number portability, emergency service connection, directory enquiry and printed directory services, or conform tp QoS levels set by IDA Must provide clear information about service limitation to user

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 4 Singapore’s Approach Promotion of effective and sustainable competition including at facilities-level (equal access at all levels) Examples: National Infocom Infrastructure (NII) In March 2006, Singapore announced its plan to develop a Next Gen NII to cater for the growing demand in network traffic. It aims to: enable facilities based competition- open the door for players from the entire telecommunications value chain to participate in Singapore’s enlarged market cater for new bandwidth-intensive services and emerging applications such as IP video telephony, immersive digital media, HDTV and IPTV provide seamless connectivity throughout the island

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 5 Singapore’s Approach Transparent & Non-Discriminatory measures Examples: NII - public-private partnership Singapore will adopt a public-private partnership approach to set up the NII Wired Network – pending industry’s feed back, Singapore will release the Request-For Concept in the next few weeks. Wireless Network – the Call-For-Collaboration (CFC) was release on 9 March 2006.

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 6 Singapore’s Approach Technology Neutral Examples: Wireless Broadband Access (WBA) and National Infocomm Infrastructure (NII) Singapore does not specify what technologies should be used in our consultations, auctions, Request-for-Concept or Call-for Collaboration. It is up to the industry.

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 7 Emerging Issues – Short-Term Classifying and licensing a large number of new services in an appropriate manner. Addressing resource issues: spectrum, numbers, ENUM policies, number portability. Law enforcement and national security issues Technical standards and requirements for interoperability and interconnection

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 8 Emerging Issues – Long Term Realign the regulatory structure to meet the changing need of the convergent market (telecommunication, multi media and content) Establish a balance between the regulator’s role in setting regulatory framework and industry driven factors in determining NGN-based competition.

© IDA Singapore. All Rights Reserved. 9 Thank you