Radio spectrum management in Europe remains a national competence, but spectrum coordination at EU level is increasingly needed as most new wireless applications are mass market services which, to be commercially viable, depend on economies of scale and the benefits of the Single Market (i.e. devices and services need to work in all EU Member States).
Raadiospektri haldamine Euroopas jääb riikide pädevusse, kuid ELi tasandil on vaja spektrit tõhusamalt koordineerida, kuna enamik traadita rakendusi on massituru teenused.