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Will ISPs need to notify Ofcom about their intention to offer services?

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Will ISPs need to notify Ofcom about their intention to offer services?

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3.1 It is a requirement under the new Authorisation Directive that providers of electronic communications networks and services are no longer required to obtain a licence or permission from the NRA before they can offer those networks or services. They may be required to submit a notification of their intention to offer networks or services, but that is all. 3.2 The Communications Act enables Ofcom to designate certain classes of networks, services or associated facilities as requiring notification. Having given notification, a provider may lawfully make networks or services available and does not require a formal response from Ofcom. Only a very limited amount of information would be required in the notification information about the person giving the notification, a short description of what is intended to be provided and when, and details of persons in the UK who can be contacted in case of an emergency. 3.3 Oftel has consulted on its proposals for notification arrangements and has

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