New Zealand Gazette – 1993 – No. 12

Page 217

✨ Telecommunications Service Charges

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tariff zones will be charged standard Telecom Digital Data Service (DDS) charges for the additional access circuits and extensions.

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 interface with transmission facilities under the jurisdiction of an overseas telecommunications organisation.

6.2.1 Installation Fee

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 ... $600.00
Charge for installation of a 48 Kbit/s circuit ... $600.00
Charge for installation of a 64 Kbit/s circuit ... $2000.00
Charge for installation of a 128 Kbit/s circuit ... $2000.00
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
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).

6.2.1 Monthly Rental

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

Charges for Lightnet Services Based on the Minimum Contract Period

Service	Minimum Contract Period	Price/Month
Charge for 2.4 Kbit/s service ...	1 month	$2,400.00
Charge for 4.8 Kbit/s service ...	1 month	$3,000.00
Charge for 9.6 Kbit/s service ...	1 month	$3,700.00
Charge for 19.2 Kbit/s service ...	3 months	$5,100.00
Charge for 48 Kbit/s service ...	3 months	$9,800.00
Charge for 64 Kbit/s service ...	3 months	$9,800.00
Charge for 128 Kbit/s service ...	6 months	$16,600.00
Charge for 192 Kbit/s service ...	6 months	$23,400.00
Charge for 256 Kbit/s service ...	6 months	$30,000.00
Charge for 384 Kbit/s service ...	6 months	$40,300.00
Charge for 512 Kbit/s service ...	6 months	$49,300.00

Charges for Telecom Lightnet Service Leased For Longer-Term Contracts

Price concessions are available on application for longer term contracts.

SECTION 7 - PERMIT TO CONNECT SPECIFICATIONS

(NOTE: Prices in this Section are GST Inclusive)

300-Series: Network Interconnect Specifications

PTC No	TITLE	ISSUE	PRICE
331	Telephone Network Interconnection using CCITT No. 7 Signalling	Dec 1992	$250.00

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
TE TARI TAIWHENUA

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS:
GP PRINT LTD., WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1993

ISSN 0111-5650
Price $6.50 (incl. GST)
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