France adopts Communications Law

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(Last update: 18.6.2004)

The French Senate approved, on 3 June, the electronic communications and the audiovisual communications services law, which transposes into the national regime the so called ''Telecommunication Package'', arising out of the 99 Review.

Adopted by the European Union in 2002, this package became of compulsory application in the european space as from 25 July 2003.

See:

PDF French Senate - Communications Lawhttp://www.senat.fr/pl/90-0304.pdf

Internal or External hyperlink. Connections to external websites will open in a new window. Autorité de Régulation de Télécomunications (ART)http://www.art-telecom.fr/

Additional information:

New Regulatory Framework (1999 Communications Review)http://www.anacom.pt/template2.jsp?categoryId=60209

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Latest update: 18.06.2004
Published: 17.06.2004
Author: Anacom

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