A well-defined and properly delineated market structure enables regulators to conduct thorough market analysis and assessment, thereby establishing a solid foundation for targeted and effective regulatory intervention. Accurate market definition is essential to uphold the independence, legitimacy, and recognition of the regulatory body.
In the communications sector, ensuring fair competition involves aligning regulatory instruments with the dynamics of the market—its operations, trends, efficiencies, and competitive environment. It is the core responsibility of regulators to ensure coherence between these elements and to develop and implement appropriate regulatory measures that foster a fair and competitive market landscape.
Procedure for Establishing Fair Competition Conditions in the Communications Market