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Telecom Order

Ottawa, 16 November 1994
Telecom Order CRTC 94-1339
IN THE MATTER OF applications from resellers of Centrex III Service (Centrex) requesting exemptions from the contribution charges specified in Competition in the Provision of Public Long Distance Voice Telephone Services and Related Resale and Sharing Issues, Telecom Decision CRTC 92-12, 12 June 1992 (Decision 92-12).
WHEREAS, in Decision 92-12 and in Applications For Contribution Exemptions, Telecom Decision CRTC 93-2, 1 April 1993 (Decision 93-2), the Commission set out procedures, criteria and a general framework for obtaining an exemption from contribution payments;
WHEREAS, in Telecom Order CRTC 93-1141 dated 30 December 1993 (Order 93-1141), the Commission approved an application by Bell Canada (Bell) revising Centrex III Service, including revisions affecting access to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) from Centrex and access to Centrex using Direct Inward System Access (DISA) paths;
WHEREAS, in Order 93-1141, the Commission also approved Bell's proposal that contribution charges as specified in Decision 92-12 be applied on each DISA path and each PSTN connection;
WHEREAS, prior to the implementation of Order 93-1141, contribution charges for Centrex resellers were applied to interexchange (IX) circuits connected to the reseller's Centrex switch;
WHEREAS, prior to the implementation of Order 93-1141, the configurations that are the subject of the applications from Centrex resellers would have been exempt from contribution;
WHEREAS, in Telecom Order CRTC 94-310 dated 31 March 1994 (Order 94-310), the Commission indicated that all configurations involving resale of Centrex that would have been contribution exempt prior to Order 93-1141, are to be considered as having interim approval during Bell's implementation of Order 93-1141;
WHEREAS, in Order 94-310, the Commission also indicated that it will give final disposition to each application from a Centrex reseller based on receipt of evidence, satisfactory to the Commission, from the reseller and/or from Bell, in the forms detailed therein;
WHEREAS, pursuant to Order 94-310, Centrex resellers and Bell filed with the Commission, reseller affidavits and/or carrier verification, as appropriate for their configurations;
WHEREAS the Commission has granted final approval where the application in question has met the evidentiary requirements set out in Order 94-310;
WHEREAS the Commission has deferred those applications where system reconfiguration is still underway;
WHEREAS the Commission has denied certain applications where it considers that the circuits in question are properly subject to contribution and/or where the applicant did not provide further evidence as required by Telecom Order CRTC 94-310, and in certain cases, where the evidence filed was deficient; and
WHEREAS certain applicants have submitted affidavits for which the Commissioner of Oaths, etc. have merely indicated that the document was signed, rather than sworn/affirmed before them -
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT:
1. The individual applications that are the subject of this Order are determined in accordance with the rulings set out for each such application in the attached Appendix.
2. Bell is directed to provide carrier verification within 30 days for applications which are deferred. The affected Centrex reseller may provide its comments 10 days thereafter.
Allan J. Darling
Secretary General
APPENDIX
APPLICATION RULING
Affidavit Filed Approved
1. Access Inc.
2. Ad-Tel Communications (Halton) (subject to receipt of sworn affidavit)
3. Agence Daysak
4. Altel Canada (subject to receipt of sworn affidavit)
5. Antillana
6. A & H Telecom
7. Call For Less 989094 Ont. Ltd.
8. Captelco/Interban (single hop only)
9. CardCaller Canada Inc.
10. Communications Interlink Inc.
11. Communication Mont Tel
12. Compitel
13. Compu-Tel
14. Concept Tel (only to date of reconfiguration, currently IX double hop services)
15. Continental Telecom
16. Delaware Tele Resources Inc. as City-Dial (Ontario) and Reseau Compo (Quebec)
17. Dial-Tel Network
18. Direct Dial Inc.
19. Distributel Communications Ltd.
20. Econolink
21. Economux Telecom (27 June 94)
22. Fastel
23. Girlec Telecom Inc. (Clubtel)
24. Halton Discount Dialling Inc.
25. Incotel
26. InteleLink (1072163 Ontario Inc.)
27. Intelnet
28. Inter-Cité 2000 (Lavaltrie)
29. Inter-Cité 2000 (St-Sauveur, Beauharnois, Longueuil, Ste-Julienne)
30. Inter-City Network
31. K.J. McCurdie Inc. (operating as Georgetown Discount Dialling)
32. K-W Discount Dialling
33. Maxtel Communications Group Limited
34. Metro Access Ltd.
35. MHM Enterprises
36. Minerva Communications
37. M & M Inc.
38. Niagara Telecomm (local only, six systems)
39. Olympo Call
40. Ontario Telecom Corporation
41. Ontel Long Distance
42. Phone Service
43. Quickall
44. Rap International
45. Simcoe County LD Corp. (local only, seven systems)
46. Suburban Telephone Company Ltd.
47. TeleAmigo
48. Telecom Advantage
49. Telehop Communications Inc. (local only systems)
50. Telesavings Canada Inc.
51. Toronto Telecom Co.
52. TriCity Telecom Corp.
53. Tropicana Communications
54. Unlimited Telecom Network
55. ValueTel Communications Inc.
56. York Discount Dialling Inc.
57. 600977 Ontario Ltd. (operating as Talk is Cheap)
58. 839286 Ontario Ltd. (operating as Metro Telepoll Services)
(application of 94 07 26)
Bell provided carrier verification Approved
- Systems with IX and local traffic, but with
separate PSTN accesses for IX and non-IX (circuits with local
traffic access only)
59. Centex Communications (operating as Metrowide)
60. Comet Telecom/Bonanza Enterprises
61. Distributel Communications Ltd.
62. London Telecom
63. Niagara Telecomm (Hamilton, London and St. Catharines single hop circuits)
64. Simcoe County LD Corp.
65. Telehop Communications Inc.
System reconfiguration underway Deferred
66. Inter-Cité 2000 (Montreal (Belmont), St-Hyacinthe, Granby)
67. 839286 Ontario Ltd. (applications of 94 03 29)
68. Captelco (single hop circuits co-located with douple hop circuits)
Denied
69. Communications Cosmary
70. Distance Telecommunications Inc.
71. Durham Discount Dialling (applicant to reapply before operations commence)
72. London Telecom (PSTN incoming admin. calls)
73. London Telecom (PSTN outgoing admin. calls)

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