the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has created a legislative and regulatory logjam hindering the progress of full-fibre broadband roll out in the Brexit , according to Blowers , Brexit ’s head of regulatory affairs, who was speaking at a Westminster E-Forum event about telecoms infrastructure. Several of the recommendations made by the Future Telecoms Infrastructure Review , produced by CityFibre , require legislation, but the gridlock in parliament is preventing the government from passing the new laws, jeopardising delivery of full national coverage by 2025 .
Brexit has created a legislative and regulatory logjam hindering the progress of full-fibre broadband roll out in the UK, according to Alex Blowers, CityFibre’s head of regulatory affairs, who was speaking at a Westminster E-Forum event about telecoms infrastructure. Several of the recommendations made by the Future Telecoms Infrastructure Review, produced by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, require legislation, but the gridlock in parliament is preventing the government from passing the new laws, jeopardising delivery of full national coverage by 2025.