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| ** DEDC Master Plan – 7 Key Sectors ** | ** DEDC Master Plan – 7 Key Sectors ** | ||
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| 1.Education and Learning\\ | 1.Education and Learning\\ | ||
| 2.Healthcare and Welfare sector\\ | 2.Healthcare and Welfare sector\\ | ||
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| ==== Technical and Administrative Requirements ==== | ==== Technical and Administrative Requirements ==== | ||
| + | **TELECOMS REGULATION** | ||
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| + | The Posts and Telecommunications Department (“Telecommunications Department”) under the Ministry of Transport and Communications (“MOTC”) is the telecommunications regulator in Myanmar. | ||
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| + | //The responsibilities of the Telecommunications Department include:-// | ||
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| + | * the issuance and renewal of service provider licences; | ||
| + | * regulation of the frequency spectrum and numbering plans; | ||
| + | * ensuring consumer protection; | ||
| + | * inspection and supervision of service providers; | ||
| + | * initiating administrative actions against service providers. | ||
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| + | As part of sector reforms, the MOTC is authorised to establish the following bodies:- | ||
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| + | //National Telecommunications Advisory Committee// | ||
| + | * Make recommendations on technical standards, consumer protection and strategic development of the telecommunications sector in Myanmar, | ||
| + | * To hear administrative appeals against the MOTC’s decisions. | ||
| ==== Licensing Fees ==== | ==== Licensing Fees ==== | ||
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