Measure 2.7.b. Amending all the legal solutions by which all legal and administrative barriers regarding construction works for telecommunication infrastructure will be removed. Measure 2.7.c. Accelerating the process for promoting the competition for wholesale of broadband internet access (especially for IP bit stream access) Measure 2.7.d. Initiation of a dialogue between all interested parties for establishing the Internet Exchange28 as part of MARNet or as an independent institution. Measure 2.7.3e. Revising the technical standards for construction of telecommunication infrastructure, especially cable operators. Measure 2.7.f. The business and NGO sector should organize one-day trainings in using the internet and e-services for all interested citizens. Measure 2.7.g. Administration of .mk to be analysed by the National council for information society29 which should then prepare recommendations based on European experiences. Measure 2.7.a. Preparation of an action plan for introduction of IPv6 Internet protocol Measure 2.7.i. e-Inclusion The principle of ensuring equal chances to all citizens must be respected. Regardless if the issue is about communications systems, ICT, software, content (text, audiovisual) devices for internet access, e-points, software products, mobile telephones, devices for receipt of digital television, the challenge of using new technologies exists especially for social, educational cultural, geographical reasons as well as the disabled persons. A guide book should be drafted for e-accessibility and e-Inclusion, which would serve as basis for initiating a strategic document for e-Inclusion. Preparation of an action plan for introduction of the IPv6 Internet protocol 28 All providers can exchange via optic cable the mutual traffic on a national level without burdening the expensive international links, which will reduce the price and enable termination of limits of traffic on a national level. 29 A body that will be established in compliance with NSRIO. Page 24 of 40