New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 119

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✨ Telecommunications Charges

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Internal Removal charge per end (alterations to internal cabling only) ... $60.00
Charge for Reconnection ... $140.00

Other Charges

Charges for other alterations and adjustments to customer circuits will be based on actual costs involved. They will include, for example, labour, materials and travelling time.

3.5.3 Metrolink Service

A leased service that provides normal switched telephone service in a remote exchange area. This service will eventually supersede the Foreign Exchange service for new customers.

Installation Charges

Analogue Access

Charge per end for a 2-wire analogue access ... $420.00
Charge per end for a 4-wire and E&M Access ... $420.00

Digital Voice Access

Signalling Conversion and Conditioning Equipment Charges

Where E&M signalling is required or special conditioning is needed to meet the customer's requirements, extra signalling conversion and/or conditioning equipment may need to be installed in a customer's premises. To meet the extra costs in providing this equipment in a customer's premises there will be an additional Installation charge based on actual costs involved. They will include, for example, labour, materials and travelling time.

Extended Area Installation Charges

In cases where additional electronic enhancement is required in the local access to provide the required service to the customer (typically for distances greater than 10 km), a capital contribution will be charged. The capital contribution will be negotiated between Telecom's Regional Operating Companies and the customer.

Monthly Access Charges

Charge per end for 2-wire analogue access ... $60.42
Charge per end for 4-wire and E&M Access ... $140.42
Charge per end for Digital Voice Access (per channel) ... $60.42
Plus : Monthly charge for Digital Voice Access

Monthly Transmission Prices

All Metrolink Service circuits incur a transmission charge which covers the costs of the link between the terminal centres to which the customer's circuit ends connect.

The City Step transmission charge is applicable when a circuit is completely within the metropolitan borders of Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Wellington, and Christchurch. The Director of Sales in each ROC will determine what constitutes the metropolitan borders of each of these areas, but the intention is for a City Step to cover only what can be regarded as a continuous urban area. Circuits completely within the urban areas of other centres will usually be charged the Step A rate; but they may be determined as metropolitan by the local Director of Sales, subject to the agreement of the Telecom Pricing Manager.

Monthly Transmission Charges (per individual circuit)

City Step	Step A	Step B	Step C	Step D	Step E
Charge	$240.00	$310.00	$610.00	$1140.00	$1820.00

Call Charges

Calls which are made using a Metrolink connection are charged at the rates applicable to calls from business telephones connected to the "foreign" exchange.

Alteration and Reconfiguration Prices

External Removal charge per end for 2-wire analogue access ... same as installation

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