Early call for input on the BEREC Work Programme 2023

During the BEREC Public debriefing on the outcomes of the 50th BEREC ordinary meetings held on 16 March 2021, the incoming BEREC Chair 2023 Kostas Masselos (EETT, Greece) announced an early call for input on the BEREC Work Programme 2023.
Already earlier this year, BEREC adopted the Outline BEREC Work Programme 2023 ,  which is reflecting  the objectives of BEREC's work in the upcoming year.
The objectives of BEREC's work in 2023 continue to be based on the mandatory tasks stemming from the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) and its four main goals coming out of Article 3 (2) EECC, as follows:
•    Promoting connectivity and access to very high capacity networks,
•    Promoting competition and efficient investment,
•    Contributing to the development of the internal market,
•    Promoting the interest of the citizens of the Union.

Consistently implementing the EECC continues to be at the forefront of BEREC's work. The BEREC Strategy 2021-2025 and its high-level strategic priorities will be fundamental for meeting the objectives and the work that BEREC will undertake in 2023 overall. Furthermore, BEREC is committed to serving as a body for thoughtful and proactive debate that provides advice to the European Parliament, the Council and the European Commission in the field of electronic communications. Similarly, BEREC seeks to engage cooperatively and effectively with stakeholders. The Outline Work Programme 2023 also considered the preparation for the new challenges ahead resulting from political, economic and technological developments as an essential task – such as the need for sustainable and resilient networks and services.
The incoming BEREC Chair encouraged all stakeholders and interested parties to provide their views and contributions to the Work Programme 2023.

Inputs were to be sent by e-mail to  [email protected] before 15 April 2022 (EoB).
Input should have contained:
•    The title of the proposal,
•    Which of BEREC’s proposed high-level strategic priorities, set out in the draft Strategy 2021-25, the project is intended to address,
•    A short description of the project, which will allow BEREC to adequately consider its merits; which developments the project is to address,
•    The name of the proposer, the organisation and contact details.

In line with the practice of previous years and in accordance with Article 21 of the BEREC Regulation, the draft BEREC Work Programme 2023 will be consulted with the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on their priorities and will be subject to a public consultation. The public consultation will run for a four-week period in October and November 2022. The final BEREC Work Programme 2023 will be adopted at the final BEREC Board of Regulators meeting of the year, in December 2022. BEREC will publish and transmit the annual work programme to the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission as soon as it is adopted.