New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 175

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✨ Telecom Charges

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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In non-urban areas, and for circuits with a total length of more than 20 km, Step A rates will apply.

Programme Circuits (P1): Monthly Transmission Charges

20–30 km $560.00
31–40 km $750.00
41–50 km $875.00
51–70 km $935.00
71–90 km $1145.00
91–110 km $1325.00
111–130 km $1510.00
131–200 km $1685.00
201–300 km $2370.00
301–500 km $3045.00
801+ km $3510.00

Note:
There are no transmission charging distances which are less than 20 km.

5.6.4 Alteration and Reconfiguration Charges

Unidirectional Bidirectional

External removal charge per end of circuit for P2 circuits $1500.00 $2250.00
External removal charge per end of circuit for P3 circuits $1500.00 $2250.00
External removal charge per end of circuit for P3S circuits $2250.00 $4000.00

5.6.5 Other Charges

Studio to Transmitter Links
Studio to transmitter radio links/(STL) charges are to be calculated on a case-by-case basis.

Temporary Lease
The minimum lease period for circuits and associated equipment is 6 months, if customers wish to receive Telecom’s normal monthly charges. For temporary leasing periods of less than 6 months, customers are charged a weekly rate which is 34% of the appropriate monthly charge. There is a minimum charge that applies to temporary leases of any duration. This minimum charge is twice the weekly temporary-lease charge (i.e., 68% of the monthly charge).

Reconnection Charge

Charge for reconnection of any programme circuits after disconnection $45.00

5.7 Telegraph Circuits (T1, T2, T3)
Telegraph Circuits are a point-to-point service.

A T1 circuit is a telegraph-type 50 Baud circuit
A T2 circuit is a telegraph-type 75 Baud circuit
A T3 circuit is a telegraph-type 100 Baud circuit

5.7.1 Installation Charges

Charge per end for new connection or installation of T-type Circuits $145.00

5.7.2 Monthly Access Charges

Charge per end of circuit for T-type Circuits (from 1 June 1992) $22.00
Charge per end of circuit for T-type Circuits (from 1 October 1992) $40.00
Junction surcharge per kilometre $8.50

Note:
The junction surcharge applies where access is required between exchanges within a local-calling area.

Note:
The distance surcharge applies wherever the circuit terminates more than 5 km from the exchange.

5.7.3 Monthly Transmission Charges (based on kilometre charge)
Telegraph Circuits: Monthly Transmission Charges

            T1/T2       T3

20–30 km $95.00 $130.00
31–40 km $135.00 $200.00
41–50 km $145.00 $230.00
51–70 km $160.00 $240.00
71–90 km $180.00 $265.00
91–110 km $220.00 $295.00
111–130 km $220.00 $295.00
131–200 km $245.00 $360.00
201–300 km $310.00 $420.00
301–500 km $405.00 $455.00

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🚂 Programme Circuits Charges (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsProgramme circuits, Broadcasting, P1, P2, P3, P3S, Installation charges, Monthly access charges, Monthly transmission charges, Urban area circuits

🚂 Alteration and Reconfiguration Charges

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KeywordsCharges, Unidirectional, Bidirectional, P2, P3, P3S, External removal, Circuit

🚂 Other Charges

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🚂 Telegraph Circuits (T1, T2, T3)

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🚂 Telegraph Circuits Installation Charges

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🚂 Telegraph Circuits Monthly Access Charges

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🚂 Telegraph Circuits Monthly Transmission Charges

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