and broadcasting networks at the national-level. Two high level objectives guide the move to full infrastructure resource are: I. Broadband Vision: To deliver a future-proof broadband infrastructure capable of delivering access speeds of 100 Mbps and above to the majority of the population by 2016. II. High-Level Broadband Objective: To promote widespread access to highspeed broadband services throughout the country as a significant driver of economic growth, job creation, and development and a critical element in the E-Government Department's broader objective of building a knowledge-based economy. Key Initiatives Key Initiative 1.1: Enhancing Infrastructure, Access, ICT policies and Regulatory Oversight to Facilitate Sustainability. Ubiquitous connectivity of ICT infrastructure is important to support both the telecommunications and broadcasting infrastructures and the services provided. The availability of broadband ICT infrastructure and related services is critical to the realization of the broader benefits of ICT. The availability of spectrum resources to effectively meet the demands of emerging technologies such as 4G mobile and Long Term Evolution (LTE) is a key priority. Key Initiative 1.2: Instituting appropriate Governance Structures to Drive Infrastructure Planning and Development 45