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The Working Groups responsible for coordination of private services in mobile and fixed networks in the border area as well as the Working Group responsible for the technical support of the implementation of the HCM Agreement participated at the meeting. 

It refers to the meeting of the Working group responsible for analysing the procedure for issuing of BEREC’s opinions in the so-called Phase II. Phase II is a procedure opened by the European Commission when one of the Member States adopts the draft decision which is not in accordance  with EU legislation.
  

After the Croatian Government had given prior approval of HAKOM’s Annual Work Programme as well as the Annual Financial Plan for 2016, HAKOM’s Council adopted two strategically important documents. 

The aim of the roundtable was to encourage communication among stakeholders and to discuss common issues. Roundtables with the stakeholders on the market are under HAKOM’s competence and represent a step further in the improvement of the railway services market regulation 

Decision on granting preliminary approval of HAKOM’s Annual Work Programme as well as the Annual Financial Plan of the Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries for 2016 was adopted at the Government Session of the Republic of Croatia on September 17. 

The topics related to the draft documents requested by the European Commission on possible changes and harmonization of the regulatory framework regarding cross-border parcel delivery as well as parcel transportation on the domestic market of each of the EU Member States and Candidate Countries were discussed at the meeting. 

This year HAKOM organized the round table on the topic of “Broadband Internet Access as a Basis for Successful Inclusion of Adriatic Islands in Digital Market in the Republic of Croatia and the EU “. The round table was moderated by Mr. Mario Weber, HAKOM’s Director, and one of the participants in the round table was Marijan Bolarić, member of the Council of HAKOM.  

A two-day bilateral meeting between the rail market regulatory authority of the Republic of Macedonia and the Croatian regulatory authority HAKOM is taking place in Skopje. The objective of the meeting is to exchange experiences and to establish harmonized regulatory practice.  

HAKOM’s branch office in Split is being built on the location of Vrh Visoka in the city neighbourhood Visoka in Split. The construction should be completed in May 2006. This location is the highest elevation in the city of Split and, as such, it is very suitable for the development of HAKOM’s new control and measuring centre. 
 
 

The most important topic of the meeting were draft documents prepared within the framework of the Working Group on ERGP Report on quality of service and end- user satisfaction as well as the Report on Indicators on the Postal Services Market. 

Among several candidates from different European countries HAKOM's employee Igor Francetić has been chosen to work in BEREC Office in Riga, Latvia. 

HAKOM participated at the meeting of a joint working group of BEREC and ERGP dealing with the issues related to the exchange of regulatory experience and positive practise on the electronic communications and postal services market with particular emphasis on changes to the Regulatory Framework of the services related to the” e- commerce". 

Within the next two days two new workshops will be organized by HAKOM in the Counties of Virovitica-Podravina and Koprivnica-Križevci

Mr. Dražen Lučić, President of the Council of HAKOM was one of the participants in a panel discussion at the 25th Economic Forum, held in Krynica-Zdroj in Poland. 

Starting today a free of charge HAKOM’s application called "Cost Estimator" has been put into operation. This Internet service enables users of phone services and Internet access to choose more easily the most favourable tariffs in accordance with their habits of phone calls and use of Internet