Simple and elegant, recently published. They're based on three principles:
1. Internet users are entitled to an Internet connection with a predefined capacity and quality.
2. Internet users are entitled to an Internet connection that enables them to: Send and receive content of their choice; Use services and run applications of their choice; Connect hardware and use software of their choice that does not harm the network.
3. Internet users are entitled to an Internet connection that is free of discrimination with regard to type of application, service or content or based on sender or receiver.