1. For the purpose of enabling roaming customers to access regulated voice, SMS and data roaming services, provided as a bundle by any alternative roaming provider, domestic providers operating a terrestrial public mobile communication network shall provide the necessary network elements and the relevant services that allow for the resale of retail roaming services, to the domestic provider’s customers by the alternative roaming provider in parallel to domestic mobile communication services without the need for the roaming customers to change their SIM card or mobile device.

1. For the purpose of not preventing roaming customers from accessing regulated data roaming services provided directly on a visited network by an alternative roaming provider, domestic providers operating a terrestrial public mobile communication network shall meet reasonable requests for access to the necessary network elements and the relevant services that allow for the processing of data roaming traffic in the visited network and for the retail provisioning of local data roaming services by alternative roaming providers.

A wholesale roaming access obligation should cover access to all the components necessary to enable the provision of roaming services, such as: network elements and associated facilities; relevant software systems including operational support systems; information systems or databases for pre-ordering, provisioning, ordering, maintaining and repair requests, and billing; number translation or systems offering equivalent functionality; mobile networks and virtual network services.

A wholesale roaming access obligation should cover access to all the components necessary to enable the provision of roaming services, such as: network elements and associated facilities; relevant software systems including operational support systems; information systems or databases for pre-ordering, provisioning, ordering, maintaining and repair requests, and billing; number translation or systems offering equivalent functionality; mobile networks and virtual network services.

‘mobile telecommunication network operator’ or ‘mobile network operator’ means a provider of a public mobile wireless communications network.

Nor can the withdrawal from the landline/Internet business by way of the transfer of landline activities to freenet and the changing of the freenet stake from a strategic into a financial holding, as claimed by Germany, be regarded as adequate compensatory measures for the undue distortions of competition caused by the aid since they primarily benefited landline operators and Internet service providers, not mobile telephony operators.