What is NCC?
The National Communication Commission (NCC) is an authority which is responsible for regulating the telecommunication and broadcasting services in Taiwan. Contemporary, the convergence of telecommunications, broadcasting, and information networks is unpreventable. That’s why, regulatory agencies have been given the responsibility of governing the communication sector with wider and more strategic insight.
Also, it has to maintain the proper coordination with the legislative and executive branches, including the private sector to emphasize on rapid development, to meet public expectations, and for transformation of the society.
Now the question which arises is that - how does NCC achieve the above-mentioned emphasized factors?
Well, NCC forms the directions of the regulatory reforms through the analyzes of development of digital convergence on the basis of supervisory principles of Fundamental Communications Acts, National Policies, and objectives.
Thus, the fundamental motive of NCC is to regulate the communication sector to ensure different standpoints to ensure appropriate competition in the market, to protect public interest, and encourage the communication services development. In a nutshell, its motive is the nation's competitiveness.
