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HAKOM has reviewed the consequences of the acquisition procedure on the regulated markets and it evaluated that the intended acquisition of Amis to Vipnet would not distort the market competition. 

The Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure launched a consultation procedure with the interested public. 

The meeting was attended by all the mayors and heads of the cities and municipalities in Zagreb County, and the meeting was headed by Mr. Stjepan Kožić, Head of Zagreb County.

The most important change refers to the abolition of the compensation fund and simplification of the financing mechanisms for universal service provision fees under non-commercial conditions. 

The workshops are intended for the representatives of the counties, municipalities and cities. The aim is to support local and regional government units in the initiation and implementation of the projects in order to increase the availability of broadband infrastructure. The workshop which was held on Monday in Gospić was intended for the representatives of Lika-Senj County and its towns and municipalities.  

The main topic of the discussion was the new TSM Regulation text resulting from the fourth trialogue negotiations between the EU Council, the European Parliament and the European Commission, which will be regulating the issues in the field of net neutrality and roaming at the European Union level in the years to come. 

HAKOM participated at the first joint meeting of the regulators from Europe, Mediterranean countries, Africa and the Middle East as well as the regulatory authorities from South America, which was held on July 2 and 3, in Barcelona.

HAKOM is participating at the meeting of the European Network of Rail Regulatory Bodies (ENRRB) which is taking place in Krakow on July 1and 2.  

HAKOM includes the public in the preparation of the upcoming World Radiocommunication Conference 2015. 

The quality of services within the net neutrality rule ,as well as a report on the study mostly dealing with the net neutrality issue from the perspective of an end-user were the topics discussed at the meeting  

Pursuant to the EU Directive 2012/34 according to which the regulatory authorities are obliged to hold consultations to the end-users of freight and passengers transport once in two years, the representatives of the IRG-Rail gathered to discuss the best way to fulfil this obligation. 

HAKOM organized another round table as a further step towards improvement of the postal services market regulation and the promotion of regulatory predictability through joint dialogue and discussion about topics of joint interest.