Examples of Interconnection Regulation in a sentence
Provided also that ZEEL shall have a right to disconnect signals of Zee Group Channels, after giving written notice of three (3) weeks to the IPTV Operator, if such audit conducted in terms of Clause 14.1 and/or Clause 14.2 reveals that the addressable system being used by the IPTV Operator does not meet the requirements specified in the Schedule III and/or Schedule IX of the Interconnection Regulation.
CHAPTER XII TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS AND ACCESS TO VISITING USERS CLAUSE 12.1 - AUTHORIZED SERVICE PROVIDER, in what concerns the implementation and operation of the Telecommunications Networks destined to support the provision of the PCS, shall comply with the regulations, in particular the Telecommunication Services Regulation, issued under Resolution n.(0) 73, of November 25, 1998; the General Interconnection Regulation, approved by Resolution no 40, of July 23, 1998; and the PCS regulation.
The Access and Interconnection Regulation (the “Regulation”) became effective when it was issued by the ICTA on September 8, 2009 and abolished the Access and Interconnection Regulation which was published on May 23, 2003.
Those capitalized terms used in this GIA that are not otherwise defined in this GIA have the meaning set forth in the “Independent Power Producer Interconnection Regulation of GPL” Adverse System Impact shall mean the negative effects due to technical or operational limits on conductors or equipment being exceeded that may compromise the safety and reliability of the electric system.
Furthermore, concessionaires must be able to demonstrate compliance with this requirement, particularly when asked to do so by the Authority pursuant to a request under Interconnection Regulation 15(3).In this regard, the Authority does not intend to provide any guidance on the principle of symmetry or asymmetry in rates between interconnecting parties, as this should be subject to commercial negotiations.
Even after issue of the May, 1999, Interconnection Regulation, the two parties were unable to finalise an Interconnection Agreement.
In this regard, it is submitted that no discrepancies can be permitted since, the deviations proposed by TRAI are without any basis, and in any event, the Draft Interconnection Regulation relate to addressable systems and sufficient time has been given to the distributor of TV channels to furnish their reports to the broadcasters.
This rule is not subject to Executive Order 13045 (62 FR 19885, April 23,1997) because it is not economically significant and it is not based on environmental health or safety risks.
Further, TRAI has committed an error by including minimum distribution fees payable by a broadcaster to a distributor of TV channels as part of discount contemplated in the Draft Interconnection Regulation since, both, discount and distribution fees are independent and mutually exclusive in nature.
It is submitted that the obligation to furnish timely report is on the distributor of TV channels and no such obligation of giving reminders should be caste upon the broadcaster as is stipulated in para 103 of the explanatory memorandum since the same is also contrary to the Draft Interconnection Regulation and the settled legal principles.