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As a telecommunications provider, you must make an application if you wish to be supplied services from Chorus.
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Sometimes a lender will require a guarantee that a debt will be paid back by someone else if the borrower stops repaying the loan. A guarantor is someone who agrees to do this.
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In 2010 we completed our investigation into Telecom's resale services.
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The Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS) allows people who are deaf, hearing impaired or speech impaired to place calls to mobile or landline telephones using a keyboard or other device.
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Unbundled bitstream access backhaul (UBA backhaul) is a service that allows retail service providers to pick up their traffic from Chorus at a more convenient point for them (than the specified point).
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The unbundled copper low frequency (UCLF) service allows access seekers to lease the low frequency portion of Chorus's local loop network to provide fixed-line voice services to consumers.
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The Commerce Commission and the Electricity Authority (EA) are the primary economic regulators of the electricity system in New Zealand. We recognise the value of working closely together to deliver our respective work programmes.
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The Telecommunications Development Levy (TDL) was established by legislation in June 2011. The levy is set at $10 million a year from 2020, which we are required to allocate proportionately to qualifying telecommunications providers.
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We require Transpower to publish information each year detailing its performance.
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The Commission runs a programme to measure the broadband performance of households across Aotearoa New Zealand.
