What is the Cook Islands telecommunications policy?

The draft policy sets out the Government’s plans to open up the Cook Islands telecommunications market to competition. The draft legislation that will give effect to this Policy — the Competition and Regulatory Authority Bill 2019 and the Telecommunications Bill 2019 — has been released for public consultation.

What is the Cook Islands telecommunications market competition policy 2019?

The draft Cook Islands Telecommunications Market Competition Policy 2019 was published in May 2019. The draft policy sets out the Government’s plans to open up the Cook Islands telecommunications market to competition.

What are the maritime infrastructure needs of the Cook Islands?

per capita maritime infrastructure needs of the Cook Islands. With 12 of its 14 islands having populations as low as 70 (Table 2.2), there is a need for gover ment to provide safe and reliable services across the country. These services are provided by two private companies, though Government has recently recognized the need

What regulatory functions does infrastructure Cook Islands have?

Infrastructure Cook Islands has a few regulatory functions. These are as road manager, and housing Building Control and the Electrical Inspectorate.

What is the Cook Islands infrastructure plan (NIIP)?

the Cook Islands, with the first being published in May 2015. The NIIP outlines the priorities and pla s for major infrastructure investments over the next 10 years. The Plan was assembled through a consultative process involving a wide range of stakeholders, inclu ing government, internaional agencies, and the private sector.

Why do Cook Islands have a narrow range of development partners?

that will be allocated to economic and social infrastructure. Cook Islands does have a narrower range of major development partners than other Pacific Island countries, due in part to its constit