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'''Albania Electronic and Postal Communications Authority, or AKEP''', is the regulatory body in the electronic communications and postal services field, which supervises the regulatory framework provided for in the law on electronic communications and the law on postal services in Albania.<ref name="about">[https://akep.al/en/about-akep/ AKEP: About], AKEP.al. Retrieved 2024, August 9.</ref> It is also the organization which manages the .al | '''Albania Electronic and Postal Communications Authority, or AKEP''', is the regulatory body in the electronic communications and postal services field, which supervises the regulatory framework provided for in the law on electronic communications and the law on postal services in Albania.<ref name="about">[https://akep.al/en/about-akep/ AKEP: About], AKEP.al. Retrieved 2024, August 9.</ref> It is also the organization which manages the [[.al]] ccTLD. Its domains are sold through [[registrars]], of which AKEP has five, as of 2015. By necessity and policy, all registrars which sell .al domains are Albanian companies.<ref name="centr">[https://centr.org/member/akep Centr: AKEP], CENTR.org. Retrieved 2015 July 29.</ref> | ||
AKEP is a legal, public, non-budgetary person, headed by the Steering Council, which is independent in making decisions and abides by its own adopted internal regulation. The Steering Council comprises 5 members appointed by the Parliament upon the proposal of the Council of Ministers.<ref name="about"></ref> | AKEP is a legal, public, non-budgetary person, headed by the Steering Council, which is independent in making decisions and abides by its own adopted internal regulation. The Steering Council comprises 5 members appointed by the Parliament upon the proposal of the Council of Ministers.<ref name="about"></ref> | ||