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Letter

Ottawa, 26 May 2008

File No.:  8660-B2-200806721

By E-mail

Mr. David Palmer
Director, Regulatory Affairs
Bell Canada
110 O’Connor St., 7th Floor
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 1H1
bell.regulatory@bell.ca

Dear Mr. Palmer:

Re:  Application by Bell Canada to exclude certain quality of service results from the February 2008 rate rebate pan for competitors

On 8 May 2008, the Commission received the above-mentioned Part VII application by Bell Canada.

In Service standards for the disposition of telecommunications applications, Telecom Circular CRTC 2006-11, 7 December 2006, the Commission stated that it would categorize Part VII applications into two types:  Type 1 applications that generally do not involve multiple parties or raise significant policy issues and Type 2 applications that do involve multiple parties and/or raise significant policy issues

The Commission also adopted the following service standards for Part VII applications:

  • Type 1 Part VII applications – 90 percent of determinations to be issued on an interim or final basis within four months of the close-of-record; and

  • Type 2 Part VII applications – 85 percent of determinations to be issued on an interim or final basis within eight months of the close-of-record.

The Commission stated that it would inform applicants, by letter, within 10 days of the end of the comment period for applications, whether the application is considered to be a Type 1 or Type 2 application, and the applicable service standard.

Commission staff has assessed the above application and considers it to be a Type 1 application.  Accordingly, the Commission expects to issue an interim or final determination within four months of the close-of-record.

Yours sincerely,

Original signed by

Mario Bertand
Acting Director, Competition Implementation and Technology
Telecommunications

cc:  jboutros@globility.ca

Date Modified: 2008-05-26

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