Bakom wants to create more transparency with decision database

The Federal Office of Communications will soon be making its decisions available in an Internet database. The so-called "decision database" is intended to create more transparency about decisions made by the Federal Office.

The Federal Office of Communications (OFCOM) will soon be making its decisions available in an Internet database. The "decision database" is intended to create more transparency about decisions made by the Federal Office and to comply with the principle of public access to administrative decisions, as reported on Netzwoche.ch. However, not all decisions are to be published on the database, but primarily those made after the revised Radio and Television Act (RTVA) and the revised Telecommunications Act (TCA) came into force on April 1, 2007. Older decisions will only be included in the database if they are still relevant, it continues.

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