The move is aimed to eliminate worries regarding a possible abuse of dominant position concerning termination rates.
The mobile operators apply different termination rates for calls on a different network, as well as for calls from and on the same network, the antitrust body said. The difference between termination fees for calls on the same network and for calls in other networks applied by the four mobile operators is too big and might impact both smaller telecom companies and customers, according to the antitrust authority.
If mobile operators fail to observe their commitments they may be fined up to 10% of their turnover.
The antitrust body wants to offer interested people the possibility to analyze the impact of telecom operators’ commitments on their activity.
After analyzing the opinions of third parties, the antitrust authority may ask the companies in question to change their proposals or it may decide to accept or reject their commitments.