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Telecommunications Act 2001

Designated services and specified services - Pricing review determinations for designated access services - Draft determination

48: Requirements for draft determination

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"Rules for the Commission when deciding prices for services"

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When the Commission is preparing a draft pricing review determination, they have to think about any calculations they made under section 45. They can also think about things that were decided under section 27 that are about how much you pay for a certain service. The Commission can make a decision about these things if they want to. You should know that the Commission has some rules to follow when making these decisions.

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Part 2Designated services and specified services
Pricing review determinations for designated access services: Draft determination

48Requirements for draft determination

  1. In preparing the draft pricing review determination, the Commission—

  2. must consider any calculation made under section 45; and
    1. may consider any matters included in a determination made under section 27 that relate to the price payable for the designated access service, and may make a determination in respect of those matters.