NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 188

This publication sets out the material required to be published by Telecom in the New Zealand Gazette by the Telecommunications (Disclosure) Regulations 1990.

The information describes the prices, terms and conditions of supply relating to prescribed services applying at the end of the quarter ending on the 30th day of September 1990. The information is not intended by Telecom to constitute an offer of services to the public as the prices, terms and conditions of supply set out herein may change without notice.

This information is also available on request at the following principal offices of the Corporation and its subsidiaries:

Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Limited, Telecom House, 13–27 Manners Street, PO Box 570, Wellington.

Telecom Auckland Limited, Telecom Tower, 16 Kingston Street, Private Bag, Auckland 1.

Telecom Central Limited, Regional Office, 5th Floor, Housing Corporation Building, 500 Victoria Street, Private Bag 3100, Hamilton.

Telecom Wellington Limited, 9th Floor, Hewlett-Packard Building, 186–190 Willis Street, PO Box 293, Wellington.

Telecom South Limited, 5th Floor, NML Building, 152–156 Hereford Street, PO Box 1473, Christchurch.

The information in this publication was prepared by Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Limited after making all reasonable inquiry and to the best of the knowledge of the Corporation complies with the requirements of Regulation 4 of the Telecommunications (Disclosure) Regulations 1990.

All service charges EXCLUDE GST, except for Payphone prices (which include GST).

CONTENTS

1. TELEPHONE SERVICES
   1.1 Connection Charges
   1.2 Extension of Service Beyond the Telecom PSTN Area
   1.3 PSTN Line Rental Charges
   1.4 Extended Area Charges
   1.5 Minimum Contract Period
   1.6 Message Rate Station Service
   1.7 Direct-Dial-In (DDI) Service
   1.8 “Foreign” Exchange Service (FES)
   1.9 High Capacity Access to the PSTN
   1.10 Temporary Service

2. TELEPHONE—CALL TARIFFS
   2.1 Telecom Local Calls
   2.2 Telecom National Call (Toll) Charges
   2.3 Broadcast/Picture Transmission
   2.4 Message Rate Station Service
   2.5 Telecom International Call (Toll) Charges

3. PAYPHONE CHARGES
   3.1 Local Calls from Payphones
   3.2 National Calls from Payphones
   3.3 International Calls from Payphones
   3.4 Tables of Charges from Payphones

4. NATIONAL LEASED—CIRCUIT SERVICES
   4.1 Leased—Circuit Charges—General Principles
   4.2 Analogue Leased Circuits
   4.3 Voice—Circuit Service (V1)
   4.4 Analogue Data Service (A1, A2, A3)
   4.5 Loop Signalling Services (L1)
   4.6 Programme Circuits (P2, P3, P3S)
   4.7 Telegraph Circuits (T1, T2, T3)
   4.8 Digital Leased—Circuit Services
   4.9 Digital Data Service (DDS)
   4.10 Wideband Digital Data Service
   4.11 Megalink

5. INTERNATIONAL LEASED—CIRCUIT SERVICES
   5.1 Analogue Voice/Data Circuit Service
   5.2 Telegraph Circuit Service
   5.3 Standard SKYSTREAM Service (Digital Satellite)
   5.4 TASTREAM Service (Digital Cable Service to Australia)

6. MOBILE RADIO SERVICE
   6.1 Telephone Interconnect Access Charge

7. RESIDENTIAL CONTRACT
   7.1 Residential Telecom Telephone Services Standard Terms
   7.2 Standard Terms in Detail

8. NON-RESIDENTIAL CONTRACT

9. INTERCONNECTION CONTRACT
   9.1 Standard Terms and Conditions
   9.2 Terms and Conditions for Telecom Subsidiaries
   9.3 Other Networks

10. PERMIT TO CONNECT SPECIFICATIONS

11. DISCOUNTS
    11.1 National Account Service
    11.2 International Services
    11.3 Other Services
    11.4 Maximum Discounts
    11.5 Discounts of or Exceeding 10%
    11.6 Criteria for Voluntary Welfare Organisations
    Requesting Telephone Concessions
    11.7 Commercial Terms

SECTION 1

TELEPHONE SERVICES

1.1 CONNECTION CHARGES

The network connection charge covers the actual connection of a customer to the PSTN, plus administrative overheads associated with this connection.

• Standard network connection ... $55.00
• Change of customer name only ... $35.00

1.1.1 Installation Charges

Installation charges will apply to all work on a customer’s property required to provide them with service. Installation charges will apply to the lead in and to any premises wiring that is required solely to serve the customer. Charges will be based on actual costs which will be determined by Telecom’s Regional Operating Companies (ROCs). They will include, for example, labour, materials and travelling time.

1.2 EXTENSION OF SERVICE BEYOND THE TELECOM PSTN AREA

In providing the service to a customer, it may be necessary to extend the Telecom PSTN either beyond a serviced area, or some distance away from existing reticulation within a serviced area. Different criteria will apply, depending on whether the customer