3. Identification of additional obstacles for the development of electronic communications networks and proposals for solution Chapter 3 specifies a number of other measures to remove identified obstacles and barriers restricting the constructions of specific structures, such as electronic communications networks or adversely affecting their development. The said measures complement the solutions in primary areas listed in Chapter 2 hereof. 3.1. Information regarding additional infrastructure that can be used for sharing Problem Identification In Section 4 of Act No 194/2017, on measures to reduce the cost of development of high-speed electronic communications networks, the right of authorized persons to request access to the existing physical infrastructure for the purposes of implementation of the high-speed electronic communications network and the right to receive data on physical infrastructure under Section 6 are regulated. The state and self-governing authorities own or operate non-public communications networks that can be used for the development of electronic communications services. The access to such means, unless this puts the state security or integrity as such at risk, may significantly facilitate the development of electronic communications networks, particularly in urban agglomerations. In addition, the state as well as self-governing authorities, own a significant amount of infrastructure, such as urban collectors, heat lines, sewerage, urban public transport pylons that may not fall under Act No. 194/2017 Coll. However, when exercising their rights, entrepreneurs active in the field of electronic communications lack tools to obtain information on the presence of such infrastructure in an effective and expedient manner. The Czech Republic does not yet have a single digital system providing information on the placement of non-telecommunications infrastructure and placement of physical infrastructure of non-public communications networks (all owned by the state and self-governing authorities), but only an incomplete and insufficiently coordinated system of several regional digital maps functioning on voluntary contract basis. At present, the issue of digital technical maps is coordinated by the Ministry of Regional Development. From the perspective of investors of such funds, state and self-governing units, the situation is far from optimal, as it prevents the simplification and digitization of acts related to spatial planning, planning and construction activities and obtaining information on its availability. Increased awareness of the availability of the infrastructure suitable for sharing can be used for the development of public communications networks. At the same time, there is no common methodology for such sharing. There is also no analysis of the reasons why the state, persons using the state property for economic activities or self-governing authorities fail to use their non-telecommunications infrastructure and physical infrastructure of non-public networks to provide public electronic communications services, whether this is prevented by legislative, technical, economic, security or other obstacles. It is 10