Examples of using Notified operator in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
It agrees that notified operators should be obliged to publish a reference offer.
Consequently, those competing operators must also have the right of appeal, in the same way as operators which already have a contractual relationship with the notified operator.
Require notified operators to supply information relevant for the implementation of this Regulation.
is the notified operator within the meaning of Article 2(a) of the regulation.
Notified operators should provide information
The Committee agrees with the Commission that notified operators should be obliged to publish a reference offer for access to the local loop.
Notified operators shall provide beneficiaries with facilities equivalent to those provided for their own services
The obligation to provide unbundled access to the local loop does not imply that notified operators have to install entirely new local network infrastructure specifically to meet beneficiaries' requests.
Notified operators should report regularly to their NRA on their implementation of local loop unbundling,
at the same time, pay the notified operator so that it can invest in its own new infrastructure.
Deutsche Telekom is a notified operator of fixed public telephone networks within the meaning of Regulation No 2887/2000.
are derived from actual costs, including a reasonable rate of return on investment' lies with the notified operator.
Without prejudice to Article 4(4), notified operators shall charge prices for unbundled access to the local loop
It should be pointed out, at the outset, that Regulation No 2887/2000 does not contain any provision indicating the costs which must be taken into consideration when the notified operator offers rates for unbundled access to its local loop.
A notified operator cannot be required to provide types of access which are not within its powers to provide,
Therefore, in fixing the tariffs for unbundled access to the local loop, account must be taken of the costs which the notified operator had to incur for the investments made in putting its local infrastructures in place.
in particular no margin squeeze between prices of wholesale and retail services of the notified operator.
Such competing operators, who do not yet have a contractual relationship with the notified operator, are also the direct beneficiaries of the provisions of the regulation, which are designed to foster competition in the segment of the telecommunications market comprising the local access network.
In those circumstances, it follows that the broad discretion granted by Regulation No 2887/2000 to the NRAs as regards the assessment of pricing aspects of unbundled access to the local loop also concerns the evaluation of the costs incurred by the notified operator.
Notified operator" means operators of fixed public telephone networks that have been designated by their national regulatory authority as having significant market power in the provision of fixed public telephone networks
then it is considered that the notified operator has fulfilled its obligation under Article 5 of Directive 98/10/EC.
it is recommended that national regulatory authorities ensure that a notified operator provides its competitors with the same facilities as those that it provides to itself
experience shows that in most cases regulatory intervention is necessary due to imbalance in negotiating power between the new entrant and the notified operator, and lack of other alternatives.
national regulatory authorities may require that competitors are given access to the local loops at the same price which the notified operator imputes to its own DSL services.
experience shows that in most cases regulatory intervention is necessary due to imbalance in negotiating power between the new entrant and the notified operator, and lack of other alternatives.
it is considered appropriate that the notified operator provides also full local loop unbundling(12),
pricing issues for local loop access, experience shows that in most of the cases regulatory intervention is necessary due to imbalance in the negotiation power between the new entrant and the notified operator, and lack of other alternatives.
Regulation No 2887/2000 must be interpreted as meaning that, during a procedure for the supervision of charge-setting conducted by a national regulatory authority in accordance with Article 4 of the regulation, it is for the notified operator to provide evidence of its costs connected with the provision of access to its local loop,
no distortion of competition, in particular no margin squeeze between prices of wholesale and retail services of the notified operator.
setting rates for unbundled access to the local loop cannot be based exclusively on historic costs, otherwise the notified operator would suffer, compared with the beneficiary, unjustified disadvantages,