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Telecom Order CRTC 2005-256

  Ottawa, 8 July 2005
 

Bell Canada

  Reference: Tariff Notices 852, 852A and 852B (National Services Tariff)
 

Customer specific arrangement

1.

The Commission received an application by Bell Canada, dated 9 December 2004 and amended on 16 December 2004 and 21 December 2004, requesting approval of National Services Tariff item 724.27, related to services provided under Customer Specific Arrangement (CSA) contract number P3-63.

2.

The Type 2 CSA filed with Bell Canada's application consists of a bundle of the following General Tariff services: Digital Network Access and Digital Network, and the following forborne services: Digital Network and Route Specific services. The minimum contract period for this CSA is three years.

3.

Bell Canada's application received interim approval in Telecom Order CRTC 2005-29, 19 January 2005.

4.

No comments were received with respect to this application.
 

Commission's analysis and determination

5.

The Commission notes that in Part VII application by Allstream Corp. and Call-Net Enterprises Inc. regarding Bell Canada Type 2 CSAs, Telecom Decision CRTC 2005-22, 7 April 2005, it denied the Part VII application filed by Allstream Corp. and Call-Net Enterprises Inc. on the basis that a blanket denial of all the Bell Nexxia CSAs would not be appropriate, and that each CSA should be considered individually to determine whether Bell Canada had complied with the requirements set out in Review of Bell Canada's customer-specific arrangements filed pursuant to Telecom Decision 2002-76, Telecom Decision CRTC 2003-63, 23 September 2003 (Decision 2003-63).

6.

The Commission has reviewed the imputation test filed in Bell Canada's application and is satisfied that the costing directives specified in Decision 2003-63 were applied and that the proposed rates pass the imputation test.

7.

The Commission has also reviewed the services in this CSA bundle, and is satisfied that the services, rates, terms and conditions provided are properly identified in the proposed tariff pages and meet the requirements specified in Decision 2003-63.

8.

In light of the above, the Commission approves on a final basis the application by Bell Canada.
  Secretary General
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Date Modified: 2005-07-08

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