New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 175

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✨ Telecommunications Service Charges

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Note:
A half-circuit means a leased circuit which is established between the customer’s service delivery point or points within New Zealand and a point of electrical interface with transmission facilities under the jurisdiction of an overseas telecommunications organisation.

6.4.1 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 256 kbit/s circuit $5000.00
Charge for installation of a 384 kbit/s circuit $5000.00
Charge for installation of a 512 kbit/s circuit $5000.00

All upgrade, alteration and reconfiguration charges, such as speed changes, will be charged actual costs (including labour, materials, overhead and travelling time).

6.4.2 Monthly Lease Charges

Charges for standard TASTREAM Service are payable monthly. The service is available either for specified minimum contract periods, or on a cheaper longer-term contract basis.

Charges for TASTREAM Services Based on the Minimum Contract Period:

Minimum Contract Period	Price/Month
Charge for 2.4 kbit/s service	1 month
Charge for 4.8 kbit/s service	1 month
Charge for 9.6 kbits service	1 month
Charge for 19.2 kbit/s service	3 months
Charge for 48 kbit/s service	3 months
Charge for 56 kbit/s service	3 months
Charge for 64 kbit/s service	3 months
Charge for 128 kbit/s service	6 months
Charge for 192 kbit/s service	6 months
Charge for 256 kbit/s service	6 months
Charge for 384 kbit/s service	6 months
Charge for 512 kbit/s service	6 months

Charges for TASTREAM Services Leased for Longer-Term Contracts

Price concessions are available for longer term contracts. Customers should enquire at their local Telecom ROC office for the applicable rates.

6.5 Antarctic SKYSTREAM Service (Digital Satellite Service)

The Antarctic SKYSTREAM Service is a digital satellite service available from Scott Base to New Zealand and other Pacific destinations and is provided under Telecom’s standard provisioning arrangements of the “Telecom Contract for Telecom Antarctic SKYSTREAM Service.”

Telecom’s Antarctic SKYSTREAM Service provides a half-circuit designed for full duplex operation.

Note:
With respect to Antarctic SKYSTREAM Service only, a half-circuit means a leased circuit which is established between the customer’s service delivery point or points at Scott Base and a point of electrical interface with transmission facilities under the jurisdiction of an overseas telecommunications organisation or a point of electrical interface with Telecom’s standard SKYSTREAM Service.

For an end-to-end service between Ross Island and New Zealand, the Standard Telecom SkyStream charges are added to these prices.

For circuits from Ross Island to the rest of the world, these charges only cover the Antarctic portion of the circuit and do not include any charges payable to overseas Telecommunications Administrations for those portions of the circuit under their jurisdiction.

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