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LetterFile Number: 8678-C12-200605553 Ottawa, 8 August 2006 By Electronic mail
Ms. Teresa Griffin-Muir Email: iworkstation@allstream.com Re: Review of price cap framework, Telecom Public Notice 2006-5 Dear Ms. Griffin-Muir: Pursuant to the procedures set out in Review of price cap framework, Telecom Public Notice CRTC 2006-5, 9 May 2006, attached are interrogatories associated with this proceeding. Responses to these interrogatories are to be filed with the Commission, and served on all the interested parties to this proceeding, by 6 September 2006. Yours sincerely, (Original signed by)
John Macri, Attachment cc: Bob Noakes, CRTC, 819-997-4429 bob.noakes @CRTC.gc.ca Attachment Services, Baskets and Pricing Constraints 1201 At paragraph iv) of its submission, MTS Allstream stated that, ''.the price cap regime for retail services for the next price cap period should be designed in a manner that promotes competition, protects consumers, facilitates increased reliance on market forces and reduces regulatory burden.''
1202 A) In response to interrogatory MTS Allstream(CRTC)06May23-203, the company states the following:
Rate De-averaging 1301 In Forbearance from the regulation of retail local exchange services , Telecom Decision CRTC 2006-15, 6 April 2006, paragraph 488, the Commission indicated that it was ''.prepared to consider applications from an ILEC requesting the removal of the local winback rule in a relevant market when the applicant ILEC can demonstrate that it has lost 20 percent of its market share in that relevant market.''. Date Modified: 2006-08-08 |
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