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Regulation (EU) 2018/1971 CHAPTER III — TASKS OF THE BEREC OFFICE

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Tasks of the BEREC Office

Article 5

The BEREC Office shall have the following tasks: (a) to provide professional and administrative support services to BEREC, in particular in fulfilling its regulatory tasks pursuant to Article 4; (b) to collect information from NRAs and to exchange and transmit information in relation to the regulatory tasks assigned to BEREC pursuant to Article 4; (c) to produce, on the basis of the information referred to in point (b), regular draft reports on specific aspects of developments in the European electronic communications market, such as roaming and benchmarking reports, to be submitted to BEREC; (d) to disseminate regulatory best practices among NRAs, in accordance with point (k) of Article 4(1); (e) to assist BEREC in establishing and maintaining registries and databases, in accordance with point (l) of Article 4(1); (f) to assist BEREC in establishing and managing an information and communications system, in accordance with Article 41; (g) to assist BEREC in conducting public consultations, in accordance with Article 4(5); (h) to assist in the preparation of the work and provide other administrative and content-related support to ensure the smooth functioning of the Board of Regulators; (i) to assist in setting up working groups, upon the request of the Board of Regulators, contribute to the regulatory work and provide administrative support to ensure the smooth functioning of those groups; (j) to carry out other tasks assigned to it by this Regulation or by other legal acts of the Union.

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