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BoR (11) 06b BEREC report NGA Country Cases - IRG

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3.3 Cabinet unbundling<br />

a) Cabinet unbundling (sub loop unbundling) is available on mandated basis.<br />

<strong>BoR</strong> (<strong>11</strong>) <strong>06b</strong><br />

According to NITAs knowledge there has been a very limited use of sub loops [as % of<br />

total DSL lines this amounts to [0-5]%]. However NITA does not require data for that<br />

wholesale product.<br />

b) A sub loop is defined as copper line which terminates closer to the end user than the<br />

highest point in the network where the incumbent itself uses copper on a given stretch<br />

(specific part of the network).<br />

c) Market 4 – part of access obligation.<br />

d) Access to sub loops has been mandated since 2001.<br />

� YES. The obligation requires that the incumbent must disclose information on its<br />

passive and active infrastructure. This means that the incumbent at the request of an<br />

operator must provide access to an overview of the incumbent‟s network. Therefore<br />

the incumbent is when requested upon required to provide information regarding<br />

available copper and co-location possibilities. Also the incumbent is mandated to give<br />

announcement when new cabinets are established. The announcement shall be given<br />

six month in advance as a minimum. The announcement shall also contain information<br />

as e.g. geographic coverage, number of end-users connected to a cabinet, which<br />

customers (the alternative operators current customers) are affected, average length<br />

of copper lines, available backhaul possibilities (ducts, dark fibre, transmission<br />

capacity).<br />

� YES, to be established two month after publication of decision. However incumbent<br />

can gain additional time if it chooses to involve alternative operators. The additional<br />

time is decided by NITA (three month on M4) NITA has received very positive<br />

feedback from both sides on this process. Also the following work to validate reference<br />

offer has been reduced/eased.<br />

� Same as in Q2.1.<br />

� Shared and full copper line (sub loop).<br />

e) LRAIC is in use (since January 2006).<br />

Same pricing on Market 4 and 5 to ensure consistency. The pricing is regulated.<br />

f) On the basis of the LRAIC price model.<br />

See description above (announce procedures, backhaul facilities).<br />

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