26 August 2015 Purpose of Access Regulation Create com petitive - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

26 August 2015

I TU-MCMC I NTERNATI ONAL TRAI NI NG PROGRAM

Regulating I nterconnection and Access

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Create com petitive environm ent Level playing field am ong large and sm all

• perators

Minim ise duplication

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infrastructure by facilitating service based com petition Ensure any-to-any connectivity

Purpose of Access Regulation

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COMPETITOR 1 RETAIL COMPETITION

RETAIL

END USERS

COMPETITOR 2 RETAIL COMPETITION COMPETITOR 3 RETAIL COMPETITION COMPETITOR 4 RETAIL COMPETITION COMPETITOR X RETAIL COMPETITION

WHOLESALE ONLY

(e.g. wholesale monopolist)

Upstream Dow nstream

ACCESS ACCESS

COMPETITOR 1

RETAIL

COMPETITION

RETAI L LEVEL

END USERS

COMPETITOR 2

RETAIL COMPETITION

COMPETITOR 3

RETAIL COMPETITION

(Vertically integrated

• perator)

W HOLESALE LEVEL

COMPETITOR 4

RETAIL COMPETITION

COMPETITOR X

RETAIL COMPETITION

W HOLESALE LEVEL ONLY

(e.g. tower

companies)

Purpose of Access Regulation

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Standard Access Obligations Provide access to listed facilities and services

• n reasonable terms and conditions

Same or more favourable technical standard and quality Equitable and non discriminatory basis

Requires comparison on what Access Provider provides to Access Seeker and what Access Provider provides to itself

Access List Services – Key Concepts

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Inclusion of Services and Facilities in the Access List is based on Key Concepts

• 1. Long-term benefit
• f end user (LTBE)
• 2. Bottleneck

Promote competition Any-to-any connectivity Efficient use and efficient investment Controlled by monopolistic firm Not feasible to duplicate Denial of use Feasibility to provide access

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Network Facilities Providers Network Service Providers ACCESS PROVI DERS ACCESS LI ST SERVI CES Network Facilities Providers Network Service Providers Application Service Providers Content Applications Service Providers ACCESS SEEKERS

Access Providers and Access Seekers

Access Regulation Fram ew ork

7 Access List Access Code Access Agreement SAOs MCMC registration process MS (Pricing) MS (Access) Access Undertaking MCMC acceptance / rejection MCMC dispute resolution Access Dispute

Inclusion of a facility or service in the access list results in regulation of matters such as terms of access and price, fostering competition

8 Dom estic backhaul

Subm arine Cable Landing Station

X

POI

Access Core International

Full Access Service Line Sharing Service Sub Loop Service Bitstream Service DSL Resale Service Wholesale Line Rental Service Layer 2 HSBB Network Service Layer 3 HSBB Network Service Wholesale Local Leased Circuit Ducts and Manholes DTB Multiplexing Service Infrastructure Sharing MVNO Service Fixed Network Origination/ Termination Service Mobile Network Origination/ Termination Service Interconnect Link Service Network Co-Location Service Trunk Transmission Domestic Connectivity to International Service End to End Transmission

Services in Access List

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Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer 7 6 5 4 2 1 Physical Layer 3

Open System I nterconnection ( OSI ) : Layers and Functions

Upper layers Lower layers

Specifies types of cables, connectors to be used, length of cable, manner to transmit . Specifies the size of the packet of data to be sent, contains basic error detection and correction to ensure that the data sent and received is the same Handles the routing of network messages using logical addresses created by protocols such as Internet Protocol Establishes connections to ensure that the packets move through networks reliably and without errors Establishes sessions before data is transmitted Converts data, compresses and encrypts data Supports application and end user processes

Below ground

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Use of the services in Access List ( 1 / 2 )

Services in the Access List Use of the Services OSI Layer

Full Access Service Voice, broadband, IPTV Layer 1 - Physical Line Sharing Service Broadband Layer 1 - Physical Sub Loop Service Voice, broadband, IPTV Layer 1 - Physical Bitstream Service Broadband Layer 2 - Data DSL Resale Service Broadband Layer 3 - Network Wholesale Line Rental Service Bundled with other retail services Layer 3- Physical Layer 2 HSBB Network Service IPTV, video on demand, broadband, VoIP Layer 2 - Data Layer 3 HSBB Network Service IPTV, video on demand, broadband, VoIP Layer 3 - Network Ducts and Manholes Deployment of fibre infrastructure Layer 0 - Physical DTB Multiplexing Service Digital terrestrial broadcasting Layer 2 - Data Infrastructure Sharing Mobile services such as broadband, voice, SMS, MMS Layer 1 - Physical Mobile Virtual Network Operator Mobile services such as broadband, voice, SMS, MMS Layer 2 and above , depending on the business model

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Use of the services in the Access List( 2 / 2 )

Services in the Access List Use of the Services OSI Layer

Fixed Network Origination/ Termination Service Voice, SMS, MMS Layer 2 - Data Mobile Network Origination / Termination Service Voice, SMS, MMS Layer 2 - Data Interconnect Link Service Voice, SMS, MMS Layer 1 - Physical Network Co-Location Service Physical space acquired for the purpose

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interconnection or access and can be used for any services, e.g. voice, broadband etc. Layer 1 - Physical Domestic Connectivity to International Service International services – voice, broadband etc. Layer 1 - Physical End to End Transmission To carry traffic from one point to another and can be used for any services, e.g. voice, broadband etc. Layer 2 - Data Trunk Transmission To carry traffic from one point to another and can be used for any services, e.g. voice, broadband etc. Layer 2 - Data Wholesale Local Leased Circuit Leased lines to corporate customers Layer 2 - Data

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