2. Persons under the obligation to pay a monitoring tariff
According to the above-mentioned legal provisions, any person having the capacity as a provider of public electronic communications networks and services and/or a provider of postal services has the obligation to pay – in accordance with the provisions of the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 11/2011 -, since the moment of gaining the capacity as a provider and until such capacity ends, an annual monitoring tariff calculated as a percentage of the turnover or of the revenues obtained from the provision of electronic communications networks and services or from the provision of postal services, registered in the previous year, based on each provider’s choice.
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ANCOM adopted its 2018 Action Plan | Number portability in 2017 – almost 900,000 numbers ported in one year | Contractual relations – the main source of discontent for the electronic communications services users in 2017
