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It is essential that any policy is forward looking and strikes a balance between protecting current and historic investment while promoting investment in new technologies. 8. The SACF welcomes the regulatory certainty that the policy seeks to provide which in our view is essential to promoting critical investment. The SACF’s …
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It is essential that any policy is forward looking and strikes a balance between protecting current and historic investment while promoting investment in new technologies. 8. The SACF welcomes the regulatory certainty that the policy seeks to provide which in our view is essential to promoting critical investment. The SACF’s …
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Type approval has been a significant bottle neck which has caused significant delays which may in part be attributed to the manual processing and has seen some improvement following the use of the portal. Despite the improvements and even the expedited processes instituted in line with the COVID regulations, type …
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According to the proposed Policy, the adoption of strategies and interventions to exploit opportunities presented by data and cloud computing are needed to enable the development of various applications, services and technologies. There is a broad recognition in the document that initial ICT policy and regulation did not appreciate the …
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The SACF welcomes the opportunity to comment on the section 4B Inquiry into the Role of the Authority in respect of Cybersecurity.
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The SACF welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Draft Code for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (the Draft Code) for further comments as published in Government Gazette No.41265 on 20 November 2017.
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SThe South African Communications Forum (“SACF”) thanks the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (“ICASA”) for the opportunity to submit comments on the Draft Amendment to the End User and Subscriber Service Charter Regulations (the draft regulations) as contained in Government Gazette No. 41030 as published on 7 August 2017
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SACF Comments on the Draft Amendment Regulations Governing Aspects of the Procedures of the Complaints and Compliance Committee of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa, 2021
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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The review process ought to also make it explicit that complaints referred to the CCC are limited to allegations of or non-compliance with relevant legislation, regulations and licence terms and conditions. Alternate mechanisms can be setup to hear other complaints. Strengthening this clarity will in our view address the concerns …
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