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LetterOttawa, 19 April 2006 File No: 8622-R11-200515505 By E-mail
Mr. Mirko Bibic Dear Mr. Bibic: Re: Part VII Application by Rogers Wireless Partnership: Clarification on the Applicability of Retail Digital Network Access (DNA) Link Charges on Competitor Digital Network (CDN) Facilities The company is requested to provide a comprehensive answer, including any supporting information, to the attached supplementary question with regard to the above referenced application by 1 May 2006 . Yours Sincerely, 'Original signed by Y. Davidson'
Yvan Davidson
c.c.: Ms. Dawn Hunt, Rogers Wireless dawn.hunt@rci.rogers.com Attachment Refer to TELUS Communications Company's (TELUS') response to TCC(CRTC)22Feb06-1 associated with the Part VII Application by Rogers Wireless Partnership: Clarification on the Applicability of Retail Digital Network Access (DNA) Link Charges on Competitor Digital Network (CDN) Facilities. In Table 1 and in Attachment 1 of its response, TELUS described and depicted each scenario where it applies link rates for CDN services that connect to non-CDN services, and as well where it applies link rates for CDN services that connect to other CDN services. Bell Canada is requested to provide the following supplemental information using the same format as that used by TELUS in its response. Bell Canada is to address all possible service configurations involving the specific CDN services (i.e. access, central office channelization, intra-exchange channel, metropolitan inter-exchange channel and co-location links).
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