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LATEST NEWS FROM THE TCITC |
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The Telecommunications Commission is initiating the present consultation process to review the current Mobile Termination Rate upper limit of $0.15,and has released the findings of the benchmarking study it has undertaken
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The Turks and Caicos Telecommunications Commission has recently joined the Organisation of Caribbean Utility Regulators [OOCUR] which is a non-profit organization established by Agreement dated 26th July 2002 in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
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The TCI Telecommunications Commission is please to publish their Annual Report 2008-2009.
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The Turks and Caicos Telecommunications Commission was established in 2004, through the enactment of the Telecommunications Ordinance 2004.
To ensure that all business and consumers in the country have access to reliable state-of-the-art telecommunications services at reasonable rates
Commissioners are appointed by the Ministry responsible for Telecommunications, acting with the approval of H.E. The Governor.
The Commission is committed to maintaining a healthy, competitive market for telecommunications services in Turks and Caicos Islands, as the best mechanism for motivating innovation and competitive pricing of services.
5 Commissioners and support staff who are committed to achieving the main policy objectives of the government to ensure that Turks and Caicos is second to none in providing modern, efficient telecommunications services.
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WELCOME TO THE TCI TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
We are responsible for regulating the telecom operators in Turks & Caicos Islands making sure that we have effective and fair competition that will benefit consumers. We also ensure that rates, conditions and quality of the services provided to consumers are reasonable, bearing in mind that the operators are private businesses with a right to a fair profit on their investments. We are also responsible for managing the radio waves and the use of the radio spectrum by the cellular operators, radio and television stations, private radio systems used by businesses and industry etc., making sure that the users do not interfere with the radio frequencies assigned to others.
When there are disputes between service providers about serving a particular area, the Commission has the authority to consider the effect on the customers of each service provider and to determine which service provider should serve in that area. The Commission also establishes service standards which regulated service provider must meet
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