ARCHIVED - Order CRTC 2001-616
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Order CRTC 2001-616 |
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Ottawa, 2 August 2001 |
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Introduction of dedicated access services |
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The Commission denies Bell Canada's applications to introduce 112/128 kilobit per second access services under the digital channel services (DCS) and digital network access (DNA) service. |
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The Commission notes that the imputation tests submitted by the company were aggregated on a portfolio-wide basis for each of DCS and DNA. The Commission considers that, at a minimum, the imputation test should be submitted separately for each service speed. |
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In any future filings regarding these services, Bell Canada is requested to specify whether the link and access services should be assessed on a combined basis, and whether the channel service should be assessed on a standalone basis. |
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Secretary General |
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Date Modified: 2001-08-02
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