New Zealand Gazette – 1991 – No. 15

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✨ Telecommunications Services Charges

29 JANUARY
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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CCITT Recommendation M1040 details the characteristics of an ordinary-quality international leased circuit.
A "half" circuit originates at a customer's service-delivery point(s) in New Zealand and connects, at a point of electrical interface, with transmission facilities provided by an overseas telecommunications organisation (which has an agreement with Telecom to connect the circuit to an overseas destination).

2.5 TASTREAM Service (Digital Cable service to Australia)

TASTREAM Service is a digital cable service that gives full-time operation over point-to-point circuits to Australia. It provides a half-circuit that gives full-duplex operation.

Note: A "half" circuit originates at a customer's service-delivery point(s) in New Zealand and connects, at a point of electrical interface, with transmission facilities provided by an overseas telecommunications organisation (which has an agreement with Telecom to connect the circuit to an overseas destination).

Installation Charges

Charge for installation of a 2.4 kbit/s circuit........................................... $600.00
Charge for installation of a 4.8 kbit/s circuit........................................... $600.00
Charge for installation of a 9.6 kbit/s circuit........................................... $600.00
Charge for installation of a 19.2 kbit/s circuit........................................... $1500.00
Charge for installation of a 48 kbit/s circuit........................................... $2500.00
Charge for installation of a 64 kbit/s circuit........................................... $4000.00
Charge for installation of a 128 kbit/s circuit........................................... $5000.00
Charge for installation of a 192 kbit/s circuit........................................... $5000.00
Charge for installation of a 256 kbit/s circuit........................................... $5000.00
Charge for installation of a 384 kbit/s circuit........................................... $5000.00

The charge for upgrading a circuit to a higher rate is half the appropriate installation charge for the higher rate.

2.6 International Leased-Circuit Services

In certain cases the prices of international services are only ascertainable on application. This is because the charge for a particular service depends on the specific destination for the customer service required. Access to any destination may required a unique combination of telecommunications facilities, some of which will be owned and operated by Telecom, and some of which may be owned by an Overseas Telecommunications Company, for which Telecom would incur usage charges.

2.7 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 are assessed by the Telecom Regional Operating Companies on a case by case basis, depending on the applicable costs. Such costs include the relevant labour costs, travelling time, the time actually taken for the installation, equipment used and the materials required for the installation.

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🚂 National Leased-Circuit Services Charges (continued from previous page)

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🚂 TASTREAM Service Charges

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🚂 International Leased-Circuit Services Charges

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🚂 Installation Charges for Telecommunications Services

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