The Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (TATT) was established in July 2004 by the enactment of the Telecommunications Act 2001 Amended by 17 of 2004, as the independent regulatory body responsible for the transformation of the telecommunications sector from a virtual monopoly to a competitive environment.
TATT is responsible not only for the liberalisation of the telecommunications sector, but also for regulating both telecommunications and broadcasting sectors, managing spectrum and number resources, establishing equipment and service quality standards, setting guidelines to prevent anti-competitive practices and encouraging investment in order to facilitate the availability of affordable telecommunications and broadcasting services to all.
TATT is run by a Board consisting of a Chairman, a Deputy Chairman and nine other members as appointed by the President. The Board oversees the activities of TATT and appoints a Chief Executive Officer who manages the affairs of TATT subject to the directions of the Board.
A transformative, future-driven regulator fostering a secure, sustainable and inclusive future with a digitally informed public.
To adopt a technologically progressive legal and regulatory framework enabling a highly competitive and open ICT environment, promoting quality, affordability, innovation and inclusive services with a digitally intelligent public.
Innovativeness
Using initiative, fresh and imaginative thinking, and consistently creative introduction of new and original ideas that add value to the organisation
Commitment
Dedication to the organisation and its goals and our corporate social responsibility
Integrity
Accountability, character, honour and morals in all things
Professionalism
A high standard of behaviour and expertise consistently demonstrated in all work endeavours
Service Excellence
Devoted, enthusiastic and collaborative attitudes that are responsive to the needs of others