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2006年5月,欧盟委员会批准通过了意大利电信监管机构AGCOM的一项提议。该提议允许新的竞争者进入意大利固定电话市场,并给予它们特惠政策,允许其不以成本为基础制定批发业务资费标准。欧盟委员会为此制定了一个为期四年的过渡计划,在过渡期内,新进入者可以自主制定语音通信的主叫和被叫资费标准。当AGCOM于2006年4月提出此项建议的时候,很多业内人士都对建议能否通过持怀疑态度。因为意大利经常会绕过欧盟的监管政策,意大利的这种做法令欧盟非常恼火。
In May 2006, the European Commission approved the proposal to approve AGCOM, the Italian telecommunications regulator. The proposal allows new competitors to enter the fixed-line market in Italy and give them preferential policies that allow them not to set wholesale service tariffs on a cost basis. For this purpose, the European Commission has formulated a four-year transition plan in which new entrants can set their own calling and calling tariffs for voice communications. When AGCOM made this recommendation in April 2006, many people in the industry were skeptical of the proposal’s adoption. Because Italy often circumvents the EU’s regulatory policies, the EU’s practice is very annoying to the EU.