Expected strategic result 2.2.4.4. The telecommunications sector has been reformed by reforming the telecommunications regulator and legislation as part of Ukraine’s commitments under the Association Agreement between Ukraine, on the one hand, and the European Union, the European Atomic Energy Community and their Member States, on the other hand, and on the basis of Directive 2018/1972 (EU)

Bylaws whose enactment is needed for implementation of the Law of Ukraine On Electronic Communications have taken effect.

The key regulatory instruments envisioned by the Law of Ukraine On Electronic Communications have been introduced in practice, including:
a) the Strategy for Development of the Sector of Electronic Communications (1 percent);
b) the National Plan of Development of Broadband Access Electronic Communication Networks (1 percent);
c) the Rules for Providing and Receiving Electronic Communication Services (4 percent);
d) the Electronic Regulatory Platform (1 percent);
e) Geographic overviews of the deployment of broadband access networks and availability of universal services (1 percent);
f) One-stop information point for issues of shared installation and usage of elements of electronic communication networks and their physical infrastructure (1 percent);
g) Procedure for inter-operator access to physical infrastructure and electronic communication networks (1 percent);
h) Plan of allocation and usage of the radio frequency spectrum in Ukraine (5 percent);
i) Methodology for calculating the rates of rent for using the radio frequency spectrum (1 percent);
j) Instruments regulating the granting of rights to use the radio frequency spectrum (4 percent);
k) Instruments regulating the usage of the radio frequency spectrum (4 percent);
l) Instruments for ensuring competitive usage of the radio frequency spectrum (2 percent);
m) the National Numbering Plan (1 percent);
n) Instruments for regulating the allocation and usage of the number resource (3 percent);
o) market analysis tools (3 percent);
p) Imposition of regulatory obligations on providers of electronic communication networks or providers of electronic communication services with a substantial market influence (5 percent);
q) Instruments for ensuring the geographic availability of universal services (6 percent);
r) Instruments for ensuring the affordable pricing of universal services (4 percent);
s) Out-of-court resolution of disputes following consumer complaints (2 percent).