Examples of using Unbundled access to the local loop in English and their translations into Swedish
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EU competition rules already oblige incumbent operators to provide unbundled access to the local loop under certain circumstances.
Before answering those questions, it should be noted that Regulation No 2887/2000 does not define the principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of costorientation.
Regulation on unbundled access to the local loop(COM(2000) 394 final)- introduces a requirement for local loop unbundling,
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.
See recital(3) of the regulation and the Proposal for a Regulation of the European Parliament and the Council on unbundled access to the local loop COM(2000) 394 final, OJ 2000 C 365 E, p. 212.
On 25 May 2000 the Commission adopted Recommendation 2000/417/EC on unbundled access to the local loop to enable the competitive provision of a full range of electronic communications services including broadband multimedia and highspeed Internet OJ 2000 L 156, p. 44.
In that regard, in accordance with the principle laid down in Article 3(3) of Regulation No 2887/2000, the level of rates for unbundled access to the local loop must be set on the basis of actual costs,
Unbundled access to the local loop allows new entrants to compete with notified operators in offering high bit-rate data transmission services for continuous Internet access
stimulating technological innovation on the local access market, through the setting of harmonised conditions for unbundled access to the local loop, to foster the competitive provision of a wide range of electronic communications services.
those relating to the principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of costorientation.
national regulatory authorities shall ensure that the prices for unbundled access to the local loop charged by notified operators follow the principle of cost orientation.
It is under those conditions that the NRAs have to calculate the actual costs which have to be taken into account for the application of the principle that rates for unbundled access to the local loop are to be set on the basis of costorientation.
of the Council of 18 December 2000 on unbundled access to the local loop OJ 2000 L 336, p. 4.
provides that the NRA is to ensure that charging for unbundled access to the local loop fosters fair
including shared or fully unbundled access to the local loop at a fixed location to be published by notified operators with significant market power(SMP).
On 23 September 2000 the Commission published Communication 2000/C 272/10‘Unbundled access to the local loop: enabling the competitive provision of a full range of electronic communication services, including broadband multimedia and highspeed Internet.