Brunei  Darussalam  National  Broadband  Policy       Implementation  plan   Policy  objective     Policy Objective To  maximize  the  number  of  people  making  use  of  broadband  connections  to  the  Internet  in   To maximise the number of Bruneians making use of Responsible Brunei  Darussalam     broadband connections to the internet. agency   Responsible  agency   At least 80% of households with a broadband service by 2017 MOC  /  AITI   At  least  85  per  cent  of  the  population  using  the  Internet  regularly  by  2016.   MOC  /  AITI   At  least  four  ICT  Rural  Outreach  Program  Centers  in  Brunei  Darussalam  by   Strategic plan for the development of greater local content completed by October 2014 December  2016.   MOC   AITI /  AITI   At least 85% of the population using the internet regularly by 2016 Targets At least 4 ICT Rural Outreach Program Centers in Brunei Darussalam by December 2016 Targets   AITI At  least  80  per  cent  of  households  with  a  broadband  service  by  2017.   Broadband quality of service regulations introduced by December 2015 Strategic   plan   for   the   development   of   greater   local   content   completed   by   October  2014   AITI AITI MOC / AITI AITI   Number of broadband subscribers. Broadband  quality  of  service  regulations  introduced  by  December  2015       Number of internet users. AITI   Number  of  broadband  subscribers.   Broadband penetration of households. Indicators and measures of progress Indicators  and   measures  of   progress   Number   of  Internet  users.     Average MB of data use per broadband subscriber. Broadband   penetration   of  hofouseholds.   Number of registered users the different government eService. Average   MB  ooff  dtotal ata  government use  per  broadband   subscriber.   Proportion services delivered as eServices. Number   of  registered   users  ometrics. f  the  different  government  eService.   Broadband quality of service Proportion   of  broadband total  government   services   delivered  as  eServices.   Number of quality of service complaints. Broadband  quality  of  service  metrics.   Number  of  broadband  quality  of  service  complaints.   Policy  coordination  and  information  sharing   The  achievement  of  the  National  Broadband  Policy  will  require  coordination  and  cooperation  across  many   stakeholders.    In  this  regards,  the  Ministry  of  Communications  and  AITI  will  oversee  the  implementation   of  the  National  Broadband  Policy,  particularly  the  identified  targets  to  ensure  that,  implementation  occurs   in  a  concerted  and  complementing  manner.       The   Brunei   Darussalam   National   ICT   Council   (BIT   Council),   which   is   chaired   by   the   Minister   of   Communications,  with  members  comprising  of  representatives  from  various  ministries,  private  sector  as   well   as   the   civil   society,   will   serve   as   a   platform   for   information   sharing.     The   Ministry   of   Communications   and  AITI  will  report  the  progress  of  implementation  to  the  BIT  Council.       AITI   will   be   responsible   for   the   collection   and   publication   of   broadband-­‐related   statistics   based   on   the   core   list   of   indicators   standardized   by   the   International   Telecommunication   Union   Partnership   on   Measuring   ICT   for   Development.     AITI   will   track   developments   in   broadband   infrastructure   and   access,   prices  and  affordability,  and  the  use  of  broadband  enabled  services  by  individuals,  businesses,  schools  and   government  departments  and  publish  that  information  in  an  annual  “State  of  Broadband”  report.     10