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LetterOttawa, 27 July 2007 File No.: 8740-T78-200710303 BY E-MAIL
Mr. Allen Mercier Dear Mr. Mercier, Re: Télébec, Limited Partnership - Tariff Notice 35 On 27 July 2007 , the Commission received an application from Télébec, Limited Partnership (Télébec) under cover of tariff notice (TN) 350 in which the company proposed modifications to a number of its tariffed rates. In its application, Télébec indicated that the proposed changes would give effect to the application of an exogenous factor permitting recovery of the company's deferral account shortfall. The company's exogenous factor proposal was included as part of its comments filed with the Commission on 15 June 2007 as part of the follow-up proceeding initiated by Price cap framework for large incumbent local exchange carriers , Telecom Decision CRTC 2007-27, 30 April 2007. In a Commission staff letter dated 13 July 2007, Télébec was informed that those portions of its comments filed on 15 June 2007 dealing with the company's price cap deferral account shortfall were being incorporated into the record of the proceeding initiated by Télébec's application dated 14 July 2006 entitled Télébec, société en commandite - Proposal to recover the recurring shortfall in its deferral account (file no.: 8678-T78-200609654 ). As Télébec's proposals respecting recovery of the company's deferral account shortfall are presently before the Commission for consideration, the Commission will be unable to dispose of TN 350 within 10 days of the filing of the application. However, the Commission intends to dispose of the application within 45 business days of receipt of TN 350. Sincerely, 'Original signed by C. Bailey'
Christine Bailey cc. Eric Bowles, CRTC, (819) 953-5672, eric.bowles@crtc.gc.ca Date Modified: 2007-07-27 |
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