Common use of Charging Principles Clause in Contracts

Charging Principles. 4.1 For any Originating Interconnected Call that originates from the Supplier’s Network, the Supplier will collect the Origination Charge from the Acquirer. 4.2 For any Call Origination Service that transits through another Licensee’s Network, the Supplier will collect the Origination Charge from the Acquirer and recover any Transit Charge from the Acquirer for such Charges that the Supplier pays to the other Licensee’s Network who provides a call transit service. Each Party shall, for those Originating Interconnected Calls for which it is providing or receiving (as the case may be) a Call Origination Service, collect a Call record for each individual Originating Interconnected Call on a CDR basis and process such records in accordance with clause 5. 4.3 The Call records collected by the Supplier in accordance with this clause 4 shall be the source of the data used by the Supplier to invoice for the Call Origination Service it provides under this RIO Agreement. 4.4 The calculation of Charges for Call Origination Service will be based on the number of Call Durations recorded on the basis of the applicable Billing Unit, and in accordance with the applicable rates set out in Schedule 9. 4.5 Calls shall be charged based on the rates for the duration of use of the circuit for the Call. Duration of use of a circuit shall start at the time the circuit used for the Call is seized and end at the time the circuit is released. All Calls, regardless of whether they are successful or unsuccessful, are chargeable. The Charges shall be accounted in per second blocks. 4.6 The Parties shall agree that if a Chargeable Call Duration extends over two (2) or more Charge rate periods, the Call shall be recorded as a single Call in the Charge rate period which applies at the commencement of the Call and the Chargeable Call Duration will be determined by adopting the applicable rate set out in Schedule 9 for the applicable charging period in which the Call is answered. 4.7 The Parties agree that for Calls that cross over to the next Billing Period, the Calls shall be billed in the Billing Period in which those Calls end.

Charging Principles. 4.1 3.1 For any Originating Interconnected Call that originates from the SupplierEmergency Calls terminating into SingTel’s Network, the Supplier SingTel will collect the Origination Emergency Charge from the AcquirerRequesting Licensee. For the avoidance of doubt, the Emergency Call Service is not provided for termination of Calls to Third Party Networks. 4.2 For any Call Origination Service that transits through another Licensee’s Network, the Supplier will collect the Origination Charge from the Acquirer and recover any Transit Charge from the Acquirer for such Charges that the Supplier pays to the other Licensee’s Network who provides a call transit service. Each Party shall, for those Originating Interconnected Calls for which it is providing or receiving (as the case may be) a Call Origination Service, 3.2 SingTel shall collect a Call record for each individual Originating Interconnected Emergency Call it receives on a CDR basis and process such records in accordance with clause 54. 4.3 3.3 The Call records collected by the Supplier SingTel in accordance with this clause 4 3 shall be the source of the data used by the Supplier SingTel to invoice for the Emergency Call Origination Service it provides under this RIO Agreement. 4.4 3.4 The calculation of Charges for the Emergency Call Origination Service will be based on the number of Call Durations recorded on the basis of the applicable Billing Unit, and in accordance with the applicable rates set out in Schedule 9. 4.5 3.5 Calls shall be charged based on the rates for the duration of use of the circuit for the Call. Duration of use of a circuit shall start at the time the circuit used for the Call is seized and end at the time the circuit is released. All Calls, regardless of whether they are successful or unsuccessful, are chargeable. The Charges shall be accounted in per second blocks. 4.6 3.6 The Parties shall agree that if a Chargeable Call Duration extends over two (2) or more Charge rate periods, the Call shall be recorded as a single Call in the Charge rate period which applies at the commencement of the Call and the Chargeable Call Duration will be determined by adopting the applicable rate set out in Schedule 9 for the applicable charging period in which the Call is answered. 4.7 3.7 The Parties shall agree that for Calls that cross over to the next Billing Period, the Calls shall be billed in the Billing Period in which those Calls end.