1. INTRODUCTION TO ECC PT1 January 2016

2. Some History ERC established ERC TG1 on UMTS/IMT-2000 (the group has held 17 meetings) 1997 TG1 produced first ERC Decisions and developed responses to the first EC Mandates on UMTS ECC PT1 developed major UMTS/IMT- 2000 ECC deliverables implemented by most CEPT countries ERC PT1 held its 1 st meeting in Mainz, Germany ECC PT1 has held over 50 meetings and continues addressing IMT and MFCN matters 2000 2015 ECC PT1 has been an active contributor to ITU-R (WP5D, JTG 4-5-6-7) 1

3. 2 Mr. Pasi Toivonen FICORA ERC TG1: August 1997 – October 2000 Mr. Didier Chauveau ANFR ECC PT1: October 2009 – present time Mr. Peter Scheele BNetzA ECC PT1: October 2003 – October 2009 Mr. Jim Connolly ComReg ERC/ECC PT1: October 2000 – October 2003 1997 2000 2015 ECC PT1 Chairmen 2

4. GSM, DECT IMT-2000/UMTS, IMT, MFCN, Mobile on board Aircraft, Mobile on board Vessels, M2M 700MHz Contributions – Deliverables ECC PT1 CEPT administrations Industry International organisations In an average meeting: 78 participants with ~60 % representing industry 50 input documents 20+ ECC deliverables 10+ CEPT Reports 3

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7. CEPT Members 6

8. ECC PT1 Terms of Reference The Project Team shall be responsible for implementing the WAPECS concept as appropriate in the context of MFCN and in frequency bands identified by ECC, including collaborating with WG FM on frequency management issues (e.g. cross-border coordination issues, sharing of bands with applications other than MFCN). ______________________________________________________________ 1 In recent ECC Decisions, spectrum has been designated to MFCN (mobile/fixed communications networks) which includes IMT and other communications networks in the mobile and fixed services" which would include fixed wireless access but not point-to- point links. 1 7 See full ECC PT1 Terms of Reference on the ECC PT1 webpage See full ECC PT1 Terms of Reference on the ECC PT1 webpage

9. ECC PT1 Officials Chairman Mr. Didier Chauveau, ANFR, DPSAI Tel: +33 1 45 18 77 04 E-mail: didier.chauveau@anfr.fr Vice-chairman Mr. Pasi Toivonen FICORA Tel: +358 9 6966 853 E-mail: pasi.toivonen@ficora.fi 8 Secretary Mr. Antone Borissov, ANFR Tel: +33 68 09 38 856 E-mail: antone.borissov-tete@anfr.fr Vice-chairman Mr. Steve Green OFCOM Tel: +44 207 7834384 E-mail: steve.green@ofcom.org.uk

10. Place of ECC PT1 within ECC ECC WG FM Frequency Management WG SE Spectrum Engeneering WG NaN Numbering and Networks CPG Conference Preparatory Group ECO ECC PT1 IMT Matters Steering Group ETSI SRDoc FM49, FM51, FM54, FM55, EFIS/MG SE7, SE40, STG 3GPP WiMAX Forum GSMA Industry UMTS Forum 9 GTI

11. ECC PT1 co-operation with external entities ECC PT1 ECC APT Wireless Group (AWG) CITEL 10 European Commission

12. ECC PT1 input to the CEPT preparation to the WRCs (pre WRC -2015) ECC PT1 has contributed to the preparation of the European Common Proposals (ECPs) for the World Radiocommunication Conferences (WRCs) on the following Agenda Items: WRC-2000: 1.6.1 1.6.2 WRC-2003: 1.22 1.33 1.34 WRC-2007: 1.4 1.9 review of spectrum and regulatory issues for advanced mobile applications in the context of IMT ‑ 2000, noting that there is an urgent need to provide more spectrum for the terrestrial component of such applications, and priority should be given to terrestrial mobile spectrum needs, and adjustments to the Table of Frequency Allocations as necessary identification of a global radio control channel to facilitate multimode terminal operation and worldwide roaming of IMT ‑ 2000 to consider progress of ITU ‑ R studies concerning future development of IMT ‑ 2000 and systems beyond IMT ‑ 2000, in accordance with Resolution 228 (WRC ‑ 2000) to review the results of studies in response to Resolution 539 (WRC ‑ 2000) concerning threshold values for non ‑ GSO BSS (sound) in the band 2 630 ‑ 2 655 MHz, and to take actions as required to review and revise technical, operational and regulatory provisions, including provisional limits in relation to the operation of high altitude platform stations within IMT ‑ 2000 in the bands referred to in No. 5.388, in response to Resolution 221 (WRC ‑ 2000) to consider frequency-related matters for the future development of IMT ‑ 2000 and systems beyond IMT ‑ 2000 taking into account the results of ITU ‑ R studies in accordance with Resolution 228 (Rev.WRC ‑ 03) to review the technical, operational and regulatory provisions applicable to the use of the band 2 500-2 690 MHz by space services in order to facilitate sharing with current and future terrestrial services without placing undue constraint on the services to which the band is allocated 11

13. WRC-2015: AI 1.1 and AI 1.2 WRC-2015: Support CPG_PTD on AI 1.1: to consider additional spectrum allocations to the mobile service on a primary basis and identification of additional frequency bands for International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) and related regulatory provisions, to facilitate the development of terrestrial mobile broadband applications, in accordance with Resolution 233 (WRC 12); Support CPG_PTD on AI 1.2 to examine the results of ITU R studies, in accordance with Resolution 232 (WRC 12), on the use of the frequency band 694-790 MHz by the mobile, except aeronautical mobile, service in Region 1 and take the appropriate measures; ECC PT1 is paving the way for the future of mobile ECC PT1/CPG PTD meetings were co-located ensuring efficient organisation and cooperation for drafting CEPT position on AI 1.1 and AI 1.2 in synergy with harmonisation measures under development in ECC 12

14. ECC PT1 input to the WRC-2015 WRC-2015: Support CPG_PTA on AI 4 and 10 to further develop the working document on “Proposed action on Resolutions relating to Mobile Service” and the ECP elements When developing its response to CPG PTA, ECC PT1 addressed contributions from industry on future needs from mobile sectors on frequency ranges above 6 GHz, specific frequency bands to be considered for future IMT-systems, Initial characteristics of systems operating in the bands above 6 GHz, provide initial estimations for spectrum requirements for systems above 6 GHz 13

15. ECC PT1 is the CEPT entity contributing to ITU-R WP5D 14 Since the establishment of the ITU-R WP5D “IMT Systems” (successor of ITU-R WP8F) in January 2008, ECC PT1 has been contributing to its work by presenting the CEPT positions on the issues on the agenda of WP5D, including: Development and update of ITU-R Recommendations and Reports on IMT Digital Dividend (790-862 MHz for Region 1) IMT-Advanced submission and evaluation process Cognitive Radio Systems (CRS) Femtocells (home base stations) 3.5 GHz 700 MHz IMT 2020 ECC PT1 is brand recognised at the international level and in the industry

16. How is ECC PT1 organised? Sub Working Groups (SWGs) are active during the ECC PT1 plenary meetings Correspondence Groups (CGs) are active between ECC PT1 plenary meetings Opening plenary Closing plenary Sub working group A Sub working group C Plenary meeting n Plenary meeting n+1 Correspondence group X Correspondence group Y Correspondence group Z The number of CGs may vary 15 Sub working group E

17. Presentation of ECC PT1 SWGs SWG-A – “ Spectrum Issues ” Chairman: Mr. Michael Kraemer (E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH) michael.kraemer @ eplus-gruppe.de SWG-C – “ Compatibility and Sharing Issues ” Chairman: Mr. Sverker Magnusson, (Ericsson) sverker.magnusson @ ericsson.com SWG-E – “ Coordination of CEPT activities in relation to the ITU-R process for the development of IMT-2020 ” Chairman: M. Eiman Mohyeldin, (Nokia) eiman.mohyeldin @ nokia.com 16

18. ECC PT1 current and recent activity The following presents a list of current and recent activity within ECC PT1: ECC DEC (15)01 on 700 MHz MFCN EC mandate 700 MHz: CEPT Report 53 (tasks 1&2) and current activity (draft CEPT Report 60 - task 3) Recommendations on MFCN cross border coordination ECC REC(15)01 : 700 MHz, 1452-1492 MHz, 3,4-3,8 GHz Update of ERC REC(01)01: 1920-1980 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz’ Update of ECC/DEC(05)05 to improve the harmonised band plan 2.6 GHz and to add relevant technical conditions (BEM) “Coverage obligations” : ECC Report 231 “Broadband Mobile Communication On-board Vessels ” : ECC Report 237, revision of ECC DEC (08)08 “Machine 2 Machine” 700 MHz 2 X 3 MHz : Draft ECC Report 242 on compatibility studies with other possible applications in 700 MHz Mobile Communications on board Aircraft (MCA) : Analysis of usage of MCA without Network Control Unit and relevant follow up actions Support to ECO on ECO Report 03: information on “licensing of mobile bands” now available from EFIS Possible contributions on IMT 2020 in ITU-R 17

19. Response to EC mandates ECC PT1 drafted CEPT Reports in response to EC mandates (example of the last 3 years) These CEPT reports are the basis either for the update of EC framework or the development of EC framework MFCN 3.4-3.8 GHz: CEPT Report 049 Harmonised band plan New BEM suitable for MFCN with large bandwidth EC Decision 2014/276/EU Mobile Communications onboard Aircraft (MCA): CEPT Report 048 MCA LTE1800 : 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz MCA UMTS2100 (FDD): 1920-1980 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz EC Decision 2013/654/EU MFCN 700 MHz: CEPT Report 53 and an additional draft CEPT Report 60 under development MFCN in 700 MHz : 2 X 30 MHz and “zero to 4 blocks of 5 MHz” SDL EC Decision expected in Q1 2016 18

20. IMT 2020 ECC PT1 (SWG E) has started work on IMT 2020 to develop CEPT contributions to ITU-R WP 5D on the following topics: 1.Technical requirements & Evaluations 2.Process and circular letter Frequency bands for IMT 2020 will be considered for WRC-19 under Agenda Item 1.13 by ITU-R Task Group 5/1 ECC PT1 has agreed on an Input to the February 2016 WP 5D meeting inviting WP 5D to send TG 5/1 stable technical and operational characteristics as early as possible, in order for the studies to progress ECC PT1 is awaiting guidance from ECC and CPG on how the CEPT work on AI 1.13 should be addressed Evaluation methods for IMT 2020 will be considered in more detail at the ECC PT1#52 meeting in April 2016 19

21. ECC PT1 webpage The most recent information: http://www.cept.org/ecc/groups/ecc/ecc-pt1 20

22. For further information on ECC PT1 21 Please refer to the ECC PT1 contactsECC PT1 contacts