When pre‑selection is provided in favour of a carriage service provider
350 When pre‑selection is provided in favour of a carriage service provider
For the purposes of this Part, a determination requires a carrier to provide pre‑selection in favour of a carriage service provider in relation to calls made using a particular carriage service if, and only if, the determination requires:
the controlled networks and controlled facilities of the carrier to permit an end‑user to:
pre‑select the carriage service provider as the end‑user’s preferred carriage service provider for such of the end‑user’s requirements, in relation to calls made using that carriage service, as are specified in the determination; and
change that selection from time to time; and
the controlled networks and controlled facilities of the carrier to provide over‑ride dial codes for selecting alternative carriage service providers, in relation to calls made using that carriage service, on a call‑by‑call basis.
End‑user is defined by subsection (3).
For the purposes of this Part, a determination requires a carriage service provider (the first provider) to provide pre‑selection in favour of another carriage service provider (the second provider) in relation to calls made using a particular carriage service if, and only if, the determination requires:
the controlled networks and controlled facilities of the first provider to permit an end‑user to:
pre‑select the second provider as the end‑user’s preferred carriage service provider for such of the end‑user’s requirements, in relation to calls made using that carriage service, as are specified in the determination; and
change that selection from time to time; and
the controlled networks and controlled facilities of the first provider to provide over‑ride dial codes for selecting alternative carriage service providers, in relation to calls made using that carriage service, on a call‑by‑call basis.
End‑user is defined by subsection (3).
For the purposes of this section, an end‑user, in relation to a controlled network or a controlled facility, is an end‑user of a carriage service that involves the use of the network or facility.
Each of the following is an example of an end‑user’s requirements:
the end‑user’s requirements relating to domestic long‑distance calls;
the end‑user’s requirements relating to international calls.
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