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06/15/2016
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People will have 60 days to give their opinions, but there is no contribution details
Source: Estadão
Remember Reclamaço? It was an event that the Claim HERE created when Anatel announced the limit in fixed broadband internet franchise. The goal was that consumers did complaints and call him the attention of the Agency against the accession of the measure.
After postponing the decision, it appears that Anatel will finally hear the population. On Wednesday, the 8th, announced that people will have 60 days to express opinion on the matter.
However, the regulator has not yet reported details of how you will receive these contributions. After collected the demonstrations, the Board of Anatel will have 120 days to announce an opinion on the issue.
Public meetings
In addition to the population, Anatel will hold public meetings with organizations and experts, in order to gather information so that the Board may decide on the matter.
Among the entities that will be heard are the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communications, Federal Public Ministry, National Consumer Bureau, the Brazilian Institute of Consumer Defense (Idec), Secretariat for Economic Monitoring, Brazilian Association of Consumer Protection (Protest) , Federal Council of the Bar Association of Brazil Internet Steering Committee (CGI.Br) and National Union of Telephony and Mobile and Personal Service Companies (Sinditelebrasil).
How will it work?
The material will be referred to an executive group consists of three superintendents of Anatel (Planning and Regulation, Competition and Consumer Relations), responsible for implementing Regulatory Impact Analysis of the actions related to the theme. The query to the population is part of Anatel's decision, after rapporteur advisor analysis, Otavio Luiz Rodrigues Junior, to be approved unanimously by the Council in session this afternoon.
According to Anatel, remains in force for an indefinite period as a precautionary measure prohibiting operators reduce data transmission speed, suspend the service and charge excess traffic after the exhaustion of fixed broadband franchise, even if such measures included in the contract or service plan. The agency announced the ban in late April, after the request of the Ministry of Communications of the agency to take steps to protect users and demonstrations against the adoption of the consumer rights protection entities franchise model.
Source: Complain Here
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