When you make an application under section 20, it must be in writing. You need to give it in the way that is prescribed, if there is a prescribed way. Your application must also have the information that is prescribed, if there is any.
You must pay the prescribed fee, if there is one, when you give in your application. This is what you have to do when you apply under section 20. Your application will be looked at after you have done these things.
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22A: Effect of application on existing agreement for supply of designated access service or specified service, or
"What happens to your service agreement if you ask for a decision about your telecom service?"
24: Commission must notify parties, or
"The Commission must tell everyone involved about your application and give them a copy."
An application made under section 20 must—
