Interconnection is defined in the Electronic Communications Act, 2005 (Act No. 36 of 2005) (the “Act”) as the physical or logical linking of 2 (two) or more electronic communications networks, which enables Vodacom to originate and terminate voice and short message (SMS) traffic with other licenced electronic communications networks (OLO’s) that are interconnected to Vodacom’s electronic communications network in the Republic of South Africa and vice versa.
Vodacom is obliged in terms of section 37 of the Act to consider formal requests for interconnection services from OLO’s, and the feasibility of which are determined inter alia by the provisions of the Act, the Interconnection Regulations published in Government Gazette No.35101 dated 9 April 2010 (the “Call Termination Regulations”) and Vodacom’s business practices, rules and policies, including exposure to commercial risk.
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