Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-07-03-Speech-2-205"
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". – As you underlined yourself, Ms Kauppi, the Commission has an open attitude on this issue, provided that the competition rules are respected. As to the aspect of possible adoption of possible guidelines from the competition angle on network sharing, as I said in my previous response, the Commission has not yet received any notification of a network sharing agreement. Thus it is still too early to have a clear idea about possible anti-trust issues which may arise from such forms of cooperation among competing network operators and which may require the Commission to publish some sort of guidelines in order to provide further needed clarification for the industry concerned.
What needs to be made clear is that network sharing is subject to the same rules of competition law as other forms of cooperation or collaboration among competitors. It would be wrong if operators believed that network sharing deserves different treatment under competition law provisions."@en1
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