Common use of Flexibility In the Choice of Technology Clause in Contracts

Flexibility In the Choice of Technology. 1. Neither Party shall prevent suppliers of public telecommunications services from choosing the technologies they wish to use to supply their services, subject to requirements necessary to satisfy legitimate public policy interests, provided that any measure restricting that choice is not prepared, adopted or applied in a manner that creates unnecessary obstacles to trade. For greater certainty, a Party adopting those measures shall do so consistent with Article 4 (Transparency).

Flexibility In the Choice of Technology. 1. Neither Party shall may prevent suppliers of public telecommunications networks or services from choosing the technologies they wish to use to supply their services, including packet-based services and commercial mobile wireless services, subject to requirements necessary to satisfy legitimate public policy interests, provided that any measure restricting that choice is not prepared, adopted or applied in a manner that creates unnecessary obstacles to trade. For greater certainty, a Party adopting those measures shall do so consistent with Article 4 (Transparency)including protection of the technical integrity of public telecommunications networks and services.

Flexibility In the Choice of Technology. 1. Neither A Party shall not prevent suppliers of public telecommunications networks or services from choosing having the flexibility to choose the technologies that they wish to use to supply their services, subject to requirements necessary to satisfy legitimate public policy interests, provided that any measure restricting that choice is not prepared, adopted or applied in a manner that creates unnecessary obstacles to trade. For greater certainty, a Party adopting those measures shall do so consistent with Article 4 (Transparency).

Flexibility In the Choice of Technology. 1. Neither Party shall prevent suppliers of public telecommunications services from choosing the technologies they wish to use to supply their services, subject to requirements necessary to satisfy legitimate public policy interests, provided that any measure restricting that choice is not prepared, adopted or applied in a manner that creates unnecessary obstacles to trade. For greater certainty, a Party adopting those measures shall do so consistent with Article 4 (Transparency)12.21.

Flexibility In the Choice of Technology. 1. Neither Party shall prevent suppliers a supplier of public telecommunications services from choosing the technologies they wish it wishes to use to supply their its services, subject to requirements necessary to satisfy legitimate public policy interests, provided that any measure restricting that choice is not prepared, adopted or applied in a manner that creates unnecessary obstacles to trade. For greater certainty, a Party adopting those measures shall do so consistent with Article 4 (Transparency).

Flexibility In the Choice of Technology. 1. Neither Party shall may prevent suppliers of public telecommunications services or suppliers of value- added services from choosing the technologies they wish to use to supply their services, including packet-based services and commercial mobile wireless services, subject to requirements necessary to satisfy legitimate public policy interests, provided that any measure restricting that choice is not prepared, adopted or applied in a manner that creates unnecessary obstacles to trade. For greater certainty, a Party adopting those measures shall do so consistent with Article 4 (Transparency).