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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>) has extended the deadline for submission of comments on its recent draft regulation, reviewing the telecom quality of service (QoS) code around metering and billing accuracy.

The regulator has extended the deadline by three weeks, to May 1. The earlier deadline was April 7.

Trai<\/a>’s draft regulation looks at changes needed in metering and billing accuracy at a time when telecom services have seen big changes, especially around tariff structures with the introduction of unlimited voice and data plans.

According to the regulator, accuracy of metering and billing of telecom services has always been its prime focus to protect consumer interests. But it now wants service providers to deploy more advanced, robust and scalable IT products for accurate billing of various services, especially since telco networks have undergone major changes over the years and new IP-based networks<\/a> such as 4G-LTE\/5G technologies and carrying voice over data have now shifted the billing process from a per second\/minute-based model to data volume-based billing.

In the draft guidelines, Trai had suggested that all telcos get their metering and billing systems and respective LSAs audited for access services by an auditor once every financial year. The regulator, in turn, will empanel auditors to conduct such an audit as per provisions of the QoS (Code of Practice for Metering & Billing Accuracy) Regulation, 2023.

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TRAI releases Recommendations on local manufacturing promotion in TV broadcasting sector<\/a><\/h2>

The Authority with the objective of realistically assessing India's true potential in equipment manufacturing and arriving at the recommendations to the Government that would enable the Indian Broadcasting equipment manufacturing sector to transition from an import-dependent sector to a global hub of indigenous manufacturing has suo-motu issued a consultation paper on \"Promoting Local Manufacturing in the Television Broadcasting Sector\" on 22-12-2021, for seeking comment of all the stakeholders.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>) has extended the deadline for submission of comments on its recent draft regulation, reviewing the telecom quality of service (QoS) code around metering and billing accuracy.

The regulator has extended the deadline by three weeks, to May 1. The earlier deadline was April 7.

Trai<\/a>’s draft regulation looks at changes needed in metering and billing accuracy at a time when telecom services have seen big changes, especially around tariff structures with the introduction of unlimited voice and data plans.

According to the regulator, accuracy of metering and billing of telecom services has always been its prime focus to protect consumer interests. But it now wants service providers to deploy more advanced, robust and scalable IT products for accurate billing of various services, especially since telco networks have undergone major changes over the years and new IP-based networks<\/a> such as 4G-LTE\/5G technologies and carrying voice over data have now shifted the billing process from a per second\/minute-based model to data volume-based billing.

In the draft guidelines, Trai had suggested that all telcos get their metering and billing systems and respective LSAs audited for access services by an auditor once every financial year. The regulator, in turn, will empanel auditors to conduct such an audit as per provisions of the QoS (Code of Practice for Metering & Billing Accuracy) Regulation, 2023.

\"TRAI<\/a><\/figure>

TRAI releases Recommendations on local manufacturing promotion in TV broadcasting sector<\/a><\/h2>

The Authority with the objective of realistically assessing India's true potential in equipment manufacturing and arriving at the recommendations to the Government that would enable the Indian Broadcasting equipment manufacturing sector to transition from an import-dependent sector to a global hub of indigenous manufacturing has suo-motu issued a consultation paper on \"Promoting Local Manufacturing in the Television Broadcasting Sector\" on 22-12-2021, for seeking comment of all the stakeholders.<\/p><\/div>