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MVNO Europe filed 6 positions between 7 May 2020 and 15 Jun 2026, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 6 times.
European Commission Legislative Proposal for a DIGITAL NETWORKS ACT MVNO Europe feedback 15 June 2026 I. Introduction 1. MVNO Europe, the trade association representing Mobile Virtual Network Operators, welcomes the opportunity to provide its feedback after the European Commission's adoption of the legislative proposal for a Digital Networks Act (DNA). 2.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
Please find MVNO Europes detailed response in the attached document. A key element of MVNO Europes feedback, based on the very nature of its membership, is that MVNOs - already today - successfully develop their activities within Member States as well as across Member State boundaries.
MVNO Europe is the trade association representing Mobile Virtual Network Operators: http://mvnoeurope.eu/ MVNOs currently supply +/- 10% of SIM cards in the European Union to millions of consumers, many thousands of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), and supporting Internet of Things (IoT), for millions of connected cars and trucks, for shipping, transport and containers, for security applications, and for…
MVNO Europe welcomes the Commission’s intention to deal with unfair practices and lack of contestability that it has identified for a number of core platform services – including operating systems – and that have led to inefficient outcomes in the digital sector in terms of higher prices, lower quality, as well as less choice and innovation to the detriment of European consumers.
- MVNO Europe welcomes the EC’s proposal to prolong the Roam-Like-At-Home Regime; - MVNO Europe nevertheless considers that the wholesale caps proposed by the Commission are disconnected from market reality and need to be further reduced to allow for a more competitive regime; - More acceptable caps for data would be 0.75 EUR/GB for 2022, 0.50 EUR/GB for 2023, 0.25 EUR/GB for 2024 with a cost-based review in 2025…
In light of the importance of sustainable mobile roaming rules for European consumers and businesses, MVNO Europe welcomes the opportunity offered by the European Commission to stakeholders to comment on its inception impact assessment concerning the review of the Roaming Regulation - Ares(2020)2005722.
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