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The European Electronic Communications Code governs how electronic communications networks and services are regulated, including consumer rights, network security and resilience, service quality, and provider transparency across the UK. A solicitor practising in this area helps telecoms and digital service providers meet Code requirements, draft and review compliance policies, prepare and lodge regulatory notices, and respond to Ofcom investigations or enforcement actions. They also advise on incident reporting, licensing, and coordination with national authorities to ensure lawful operation and market access.
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