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LetterOur File: 8663-C12-200614439 Ottawa, 16 January 2008 By Electronic mail
Dear Ms. Teresa Griffin-Muir and Mr. Mirko Bibic: Re: Review of regulatory framework for wholesale services and definition of essential service - Telecom Public Notice CRTC 2006-14 The Commission is in receipt of a letter from Bell Canada, dated 14 December 2007, in response to the reply comments filed in the above noted proceeding by MTS Allstream Inc. (MTS Allstream) dated 7 December 2007. In its letter Bell Canada asked that the comments of MTS Allstream at paragraphs 73 to 75 of its reply comments be struck from the record. In the alternative, Bell Canada filed materials with the Commission, in confidence, regarding the mark-up for the services in question. MTS Allstream replied on 20 December 2007 and requested that Bell Canada's request as stated in its 14 December 2007 letter be denied and further requested that the record of the proceeding, including all information filed by Bell Canada and MTS Allstream, be left to stand. MTS Allstream also stated that any prejudice that may have arisen due to its submissions at paragraph 75, were mitigated by the submissions filed in confidence with the Commission by Bell Canada in its 14 December 2007 letter. Commission staff considers that the materials set out in paragraphs 73 to 75 of MTS Allstream's reply comments, dated 7 December 2007 , are relevant to the current proceeding and are closely associated with other materials already on the record of this proceeding. Furthermore, Commission staff considers that any potential prejudice that Bell Canada may have suffered has been attenuated by the further submissions made, in confidence to the Commission, in its 14 December 2007 letter. Consequently, in reply to Bell Canada 's request, Commission staff considers that it would be inappropriate to strike MTS Allstream's comments from the record of the proceeding. Yours sincerely, (Original signed by) Robert G. Martin cc: Interested Parties to PN 2006-14 Date Modified: 2008-01-16 |
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