Part 2AADeregulating copper fixed line access services
Deregulating copper fixed line access services
69ADWithdrawal of certain designated access services
This section applies if—
- Chorus is required by a standard terms determination made under section 30M to supply a relevant service to an access seeker; and
- Chorus started supplying the service at a time when the service was a designated access service; and
- as a result of section 13 of the Telecommunications (New Regulatory Framework) Amendment Act 2018, the service ceases to be a designated access service on and after 1 January 2020.
Chorus may stop supplying the service only if—
- a copper withdrawal code has been approved and Chorus complies with the requirements of the code in relation to stopping the supply of the service; or
- the end-user chooses to have the service disconnected (other than a temporary disconnection).
To avoid doubt, Chorus is not required to—
- supply a service that ceases to be a designated access service in relation to a new end-user; or
- resupply a service that Chorus has stopped supplying in accordance with subsection (2).
In this section, relevant service means either of the following:
- Chorus’s unbundled copper local loop network:
- Chorus’s unbundled copper local loop network backhaul (distribution cabinet to telephone exchange).
Notes
- Section 69AD: inserted, on , by section 8 of the Telecommunications (New Regulatory Framework) Amendment Act 2018 (2018 No 48).


