Are any operators subject to: (a) accounting separation; (b) functional separation; and/or (c) legal separation?
The fixed line incumbent is subject to a cost accounting separation obligation with regard to origination and termination, the offer of terminating segments of leased lines, and unbundling of the local loop, the minimum offer of leased lines, access to the public telephone network at a fixed location for non-residential customers, international calls fixed line for non residential customers, national calls fixed line for non residential customers, access to the public telephone network at a fixed location for residential customers. There are no legal obligations with regard to functional separation or legal separation in the telecommunication markets.
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