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INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF
ABBREVIATIONS XV GLOSSARY XXI 1. INTRODUCTION 1 1.1 INTEROPERABILITY,
ACCESS AND INTERCONNECTION 1 1.1.1 PUBLIC LAWVERSUS PRIVATE LAW 3 1.2
REGULATING ACCESS AND INTERCONNECTION 5 1.2.1 THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY AND
ECONOMICS 7 1.2.2 ASYMMETRIC REGULATION AND FREEDOM OF CONTRACT 8 1.2.3
THE TIMING OF NRA INTERVENTION 9 1.3 INTERCONNECTION AND CONTRACT LAW 10
1.3.1 INEQUALITY OF PARTIES UNDER CONTRACT LAW 11 1.3.2 THE REFERENCE
INTERCONNECTION OFFER 13 1.3.3 CONFLICTS REGARDING INTERCONNECTION
AGREEMENTS 14 1.4 DELINEATION OF RESEARCH OBJECTIVES AND JUSTIFICATION
OF COMPARATIVE APPROACH 14 1.4.1 DELINEATION OF RESEARCH AND NORMATIVE
FRAMEWORK 14 1.4.2 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 20 1.4.3 JUSTIFICATION OF DUTCH
LAW AND COMPARATIVE LAW APPROACH 22 1.4.3.1 DUTCH LAW AND
INTERCONNECTION 23 1.4.3.2 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS 23 1.4.4 LEGAL RESOURCES
24 1.5 DIFFERENT STAKES AND THE RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 25 I THE REGULATION
OF INTEROPERABILITY, AND OF ACCESS/INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS 2.
TECHNOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS 29 2.1 INTRODUCTION 29 2.1.1
TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS 30 2.1.2 ECONOMIC ASPECTS 32 2.1.3 SCOPE OF WORK
33 2.2. TECHNICAL NOTIONS 34 2.2.1 BASIC ECN 34 2.2.2 NETWORK TOPOLOGY
37 2.2.3 NETWORK ARCHITECTURE 38 2.2.4 STANDARDIZATION 40 2.3 BASIC
FORMS OF INTERCONNECTION 41 2.3.1 SIMPLE INTERCONNECTION 42 2.3.2
TRANSIT INTERCONNECTION 42 V INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW
2.3.3 BY-PASS INTERCONNECTION 43 2.3.4 INDIRECT (TRANSIT) BY-PASS
INTERCONNECTION 44 2.3.5 PEERING 45 2.3.6 CONSEQUENCES FOR
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS 45 2.4 STRUCTURING INTERCONNECTION 46 2.4.1
PARALLEL OR COOPERATIVE INTERCONNECTION 46 2.4.2 VERTICAL
INTERCONNECTION 47 2.4.3 HORIZONTAL INTERCONNECTION 47 2.5 ECONOMIC
ASPECTS 47 2.5.1 THE PRIMARY INTERCONNECTION RULE 48 2.5.2 THE SECONDARY
INTERCONNECTION RULE 52 2.5.3 SETTING THE PRICE 54 2.5.4 DIFFERENT
METHODS FOR CALCULATING INTERCONNECTION CHARGES 58 2.5.5 REGULATORY
COMPETITION 64 2.6 INTERIM CONCLUSION 64 2.6.1 INFLUENCE OF TECHNOLOGY
ON REGULATION 65 2.6.2 DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
INTERCONNECTION RULES .65 2.6.3 PRICING 66 3. THE INTERNATIONAL AND EC
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK 67 3.1 INTRODUCTION 67 3.1.1 SCOPE OF WORK 70 3.2
THE INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK 70 3.2.1 THE WTO AND GATS 71
3.2.2 THE ITU 72 3.2.2.1 ITU MODELS FOR REGULATORY INTERVENTION IN
ACCESS AND INTERCONNECTION 73 3.2.2.2 SUMMARY 76 3.3 THE EC REGULATORY
FRAMEWORK 77 3.3.1 MAJOR POLICY DECISIONS AND AVAILABLE LEGAL
INSTRUMENTS 80 3.3.2 THE 1987 GREEN PAPER AND THE ONP FRAMEWORK 83
3.3.2.1 THE ONP PRINCIPLES 86 3.3.2.2 THE FULL COMPETITION DIRECTIVE 91
3.3.2.3 THE ONP FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE AND COMPETITION LAW 94 3.3.3 THENRF
97 3.3.3.1 FROM EX ANTE TO EX POST INTERVENTION 101 3.3.3.2 EC
REGULATORY OBJECTIVES WITH THE NRF 102 3.3.3.3 INTERCONNECTION AND
SERVICES OF GENERAL INTEREST 105 3.3.4 THE FRAMEWORK DIRECTIVE 105
3.3.4.1 COMPROMISE 106 3.3.4.2 NEW CRITERION FOR SMP 106 VI
INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW 3.3.4.3 INTERVENTION BY THE
NRA 112 3.3.5 THE COMMUNICATIONS COMPETITION DIRECTIVE 113 3.3.6 OTHER
NRF DIRECTIVES 114 3.3.6.1 THE UNIVERSAL SERVICES DIRECTIVE 114 3.3.6.2
THE AUTHORIZATIONS DIRECTIVE 115 3.3.6.3 THE PRIVACY AND ELECTRONIC
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTIVE ..116 3.4 EC SPECIFIC REGULATION OF ACCESS AND
INTERCONNECTION 116 3.4.1 INTEROPERABILITY 117 3.4.2 ACCESS AND
INTERCONNECTION 120 3.4.2.1 ECNANDECS 120 3.4.2.2 DEFINITIONS OF ACCESS
AND INTERCONNECTION 123 3.4.3 THE INTERCONNECTION DIRECTIVE 125 3.4.3.1
PURPOSE AND SCOPE 125 3.4.3.2 THE DUTY TO NEGOTIATE INTERCONNECTION 126
3.4.3.3 DISPUTE RESOLUTION REGARDING PRIMARY INTERCONNECTION RULE 129
3.4.3.4 ADDITIONAL OBLIGATIONS FOR OPERATORS WITH SMP 131 3.4.3.5 ONP
RELATED OBLIGATIONS 132 3.4.4 THE ACCESS DIRECTIVE 136 3.4.4.1 PURPOSE
AND SCOPE 138 3.4.4.2 THE DUTY TO NEGOTIATE INTERCONNECTION 138 3.4.4.3
ADDITIONAL OBLIGATIONS FOR OPERATORS WITH SMP 141 3.4.4.4 ENHANCED ONP
RELATED OBLIGATIONS 146 3.4.4.5 TRANSITIONAL MEASURES 152 3.4.5 SUMMARY
152 3.5 OTHER REGULATED MARKETS 153 3.5.1 BRIEF COMPARISON WITH ENERGY,
GAS, TRANSPORT AND POSTAL MARKET REGULATION 155 3.5.1.1 THE ELECTRICITY
SECTOR 155 3.5.1.2 THE GAS SECTOR 157 3.5.1.3 THE TRANSPORT SECTOR 158
3.5.1.4 THE POSTAL SECTOR 159 3.5.1.5 SUMMARY 160 3.5.2 CONTRACT
FORMATION REGULATION IN CIVIL LAW 161 3.6 INTERIM CONCLUSION 161 3.6.1
INTERCONNECTION NEGOTIATIONS MODELS 161 3.6.2 THE SCOPE OF EC REGULATION
161 3.6.3 THE TIMING OF INTERVENTION 162 3.6.4 OTHER REGULATED MARKETS
163 4. IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES WITH EMPHASIS ON THE NETHERLANDS 165 VII
INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW 4.1 INTRODUCTION 165 4.1.1
SCOPE OF WORK 167 4.2 HARMONIZATION OF NOTIONS OF INTEROPERABILITY AND
INTERCONNECTION 168 4.2.1 DISPARITY OF DEFINITIONS 168 4.2.2 NO
DISTINCTION BETWEEN DIRECT AND INDIRECT INTERCONNECTION 175 4.2.3 NO
STATUTORY DEFINITION OF ORIGINATING AND TERMINATING ACCESS 177 4.3 THE
1998 TW 178 4.3.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE 179 4.3.2 THE DUTY TO NEGOTIATE
INTERCONNECTION 179 4.3.3 OTHER OBLIGATIONS AS A RESULT OF THE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ONP FRAMEWORK 184 4.3.4 SUMMARY 189 4.4 THE 2004
TW 189 4.4.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE 189 4.4.2 THE DUTY TO NEGOTIATE
INTERCONNECTION REVISITED 190 4.4.3 A DUTY TO PROVIDE INTEROPERABILITY?
195 4.4.4 OTHER ISSUES IMPACTING ON THE SECONDARY INTERCONNECTION RULE
200 4.5 INTERIM CONCLUSION 203 4.5.1 DIVERGENCES IN THE NOTIONS OF
INTERCONNECTION AND INTEROPERABILITY 203 4.5.2 DUTY TO NEGOTIATE VERSUS
DUTY TO CONTRACT 203 5. THE POWERS OF THE NATIONAL REGULATORY AUTHORITY
205 5.1 INTRODUCTION 205 5.1.1 THE NRA AND NETWORK CONVERGENCE 206 5.1.2
SCOPE OF WORK 207 5.2 THE EMPOWERMENT OF THE NRA UNDER EC REGULATION 208
5.2.1 PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS 208 5.2.2 GENERAL POWERS 209 5.2.3
DECISION MAKING BY THE NRA 210 5.2.3.1 PUBLICATION OF INFORMATION 211
5.2.3.2 CONSULTATION 211 5.2.3.3 COOPERATION 214 5.2.4 POWERS IN RESPECT
OF ACCESS AND INTERCONNECTION 214 5.2.4.1 DISPUTE RESOLUTION BETWEEN
UNDERTAKINGS 214 5.2.4.2 REQUEST TO INTERVENE 215 5.2.4.3 INTERVENTION
ON ITS OWN INITIATIVE TO MEET THE POLICY OBJECTIVES 216 5.2.4.4 RIGHT
TO LAY DOWN TECHNICAL OR OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS 217 5.2.4.5 OTHER POWERS
AND CORRESPONDING OBLIGATIONS 217 5.2.5 DECISION MUST BE BINDING 218
VIII INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW 5.2.6 TIMELINES 218
5.2.7 RIGHT TO APPEAL 219 5.2.8 INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION 219 5.3
THE NRA AND THE NOTION OF SMP 220 5.3.1 POWERS OF THE NRA UNDER EC
GUIDELINES AND RECOMMENDATIONS 221 5.3.1.1 THE COMMISSION GUIDELINES 221
5.3.1.2 THE COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION 222 5.3.1.3 DETERMINATION OF SMP
BY THE NRA 223 5.4 POWERS OF THE NRA AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL 229 5.4.1
COMPETENCIES OF THE NRA AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ONP FRAMEWORK 230
5.4.2 COMPETENCIES OF THE NRA AFTER IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NRF 232 5.4.3
STATUS OF NRA DECISION AND PRINCIPLES APPLIED 233 5.4.3.1 PROCEDURAL
PRINCIPLES 234 5.4.3.2 MATERIAL PRINCIPLES 235 5.4.3.3 GENERAL
PRINCIPLES 236 5.4.4 ENFORCEMENT AND APPEAL 237 5.5 CONCURRING
COMPETENCIES 238 5.5.1 THE NRA AND THE NMA 240 5.5.2 THE NRA AND THE
CVDM 241 5.5.3 THE NRA AND THE CIVIL COURTS 242 5.5.3.1 OVERLAPPING
COMPETENCIES? 242 5.5.3.2 MATTERS BROUGHT BEFORE THE CIVIL COURTS 248
5.6 THE ERG 250 5.6.1 IDENTIFICATION AND CATEGORIZATION OF STANDARD
COMPETITION PROBLEMS 251 5.6.2 CATALOGUE OF AVAILABLE STANDARD REMEDIES
252 5.6.3 MATCHING BETWEEN THE STANDARD COMPETITION PROBLEMS AND
AVAILABLE REMEDIES 253 5.6.4 SUMMARY OF THE ERG POSITION 253 5.7 INTERIM
CONCLUSION 254 5.7.1 THE NRA S COMPETENCIES IN RESPECT OF CONTRACT
FORMATION 254 5.7.2 THE NRA S COMPETENCIES IN RESPECT OF CONTRACTUAL
NON-PERFORMANCE 255 5.7.3 THE NRA AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS 255 5.7.4 FINAL
REMARK 255 II NEGOTIATION, FORMATION AND PERFORMANCE OF ACCESS AND
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS 6. CONTRACT LAW ASPECTS 259 6.1 INTRODUCTION
259 IX INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW 6.1.1 CONFLICTING
INTERESTS AND PURPOSE OF THE AGREEMENT 264 6.1.2 SCOPE OF WORK 265 6.2
QUALIFICATION OF ACCESS AND INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS 266 6.3 DUTY TO
NEGOTIATE INTERCONNECTION AND THE PRINCIPLE OF GOOD FAITH 269 6.3.1 GOOD
FAITH NEGOTIATIONS AND FREEDOM OF CONTRACT 271 6.3.2 GOOD FAITH IN THE
ACCESS DIRECTIVE 275 6.3.3 GOOD FAITH IN THE ABSENCE OF A RIGHT AND DUTY
TO NEGOTIATE INTERCONNECTION 277 6.3.4 GOOD FAITH AND THE EFFORTS OR
RESULTS OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE INTERCONNECTION 279 6.3.5 GOOD FAITH AND
PARALLEL NEGOTIATIONS 281 6.3.6 GOOD FAITH AND FAILED NEGOTIATIONS 281
6.3.7 APPLICATION OF GOOD FAITH TO FAILED INTERCONNECTION
NEGOTIATIONS..285 6.3.7.1 REGULATORY INTERVENTION BY THE NRA 287 6.3.7.2
COURT INTERVENTION 289 6.3.7.3 ARBITRATION 293 6.3.8 SUMMARY 293 6.4 HOW
THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT COMES ABOUT 294 6.4.1 OFFER 295 6.4.2
INTENTION TO CREATE A LEGAL RELATIONSHIP 296 6.4.3 ACCEPTANCE 298
6.4.3.1 THE OLO ACCEPTS THE RIO WITHOUT MODIFICATION 300 6.4.3.2 THE OLO
AND THE TO REACH A PARTIAL AGREEMENT 302 6.4.3.3 THE OLO ACCEPTS THE RIO
WITHOUT MODIFICATION, BUT UNDER PROTEST 303 6.4.3.4 THE OLO ISSUES A
COUNTER PROPOSAL 305 6.4.3.5 THE OLO REJECTS THE RIO IN FULL 307 6.4.3.6
THE OLO DOES NOT RESPOND TO THE RIO, PLACES AN ORDER WITH THE TO AND THE
TO PERFORMS THE ORDER 308 6.4.3.7 SUMMARY 310 6.5 THE RIO 310 6.5.1
QUALIFICATION OF THE RIO : 311 6.5.1.1 THE RIO AS GENERAL TERMS AND
CONDITIONS 311 6.5.1.2 THE RIO AS A PUBLIC OFFER OR AN INVITATION TO
TREAT 313 6.5.1.3 THE RIO AS A MINIMUM STANDARD PACKAGE 319 6.5.1.4 THE
RIO AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR A FREELY NEGOTIATED CONTRACT..320 6.5.2 SUMMARY
321 6.6 NON-PERFORMANCE, DAMAGES AND ERROR 322 6.6.1 GOOD FAITH,
REASONABLENESS AND THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT ...323 6.6.1.1
INTERPRETATION OF THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 325 6.6.1.2
SUPPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 327 6.6.1.3 DEROGATION
OF THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 327 X INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND
CONTRACT LAW 6.6.1.4 SUMMARY 328 6.6.2 ONP PRINCIPLES AND
NON-PERFORMANCE 328 6.6.3 NON-PERFORMANCE 331 6.6.3.1 NON-PERFORMANCE OF
THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 333 6.6.3.2 CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES AS A RESULT
OF ATTRIBUTABLE NON-PERFORMANCE 340 6.6.3.3 EXCUSABLE NON-PERFORMANCE
342 6.6.4 ERROR 344 6.7 TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE 344 6.7.1 IS
TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE POSSIBLE? 345 6.7.2 CONSEQUENCES OF
TERMINATION 346 6.8 INTERIM CONCLUSION 346 6.8.1 NEGOTIATION OF THE
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 347 6.8.2 REALIZATION OF THE INTERCONNECTION
AGREEMENT 348 6.8.3 STANDARDIZATION OF THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 348
6.8.4 PERFORMANCE OF THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 349 6.8.5 TERMINATION
OF THE INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT 349 6.8.6 SUMMARY 349 7. THE REFERENCE
INTERCONNECTION OFFER 351 7.1 INTRODUCTION 351 7.1.1 PRACTICAL
IMPORTANCE 352 7.1.2 SCOPE OF WORK 352 7.2 THE NRA AND THE RIO 353 7.3
DISCUSSION OF THE DECISION ON THE RIO 354 7.3.1 PUBLICATION OF A RIO AND
NRA ACTION 355 7.3.2 MOTIVATION FOR INTERVENTION 355 7.3.3 CRITERIA FOR
CONSIDERATION OF THE RIO 356 7.3.4 DRAFT DECISION RIO 2000 357 7.3.5
DECISION RIO 2000 357 7.3.5.1 WHAT CONSTITUTED THE RIO? 358 7.3.5.2
FORMAL ASSESSMENT OF THE RIO 358 7.3.5.3 ELEMENTS OF THE RIO THAT
REQUIRED CHANGES 360 7.3.5.4 INTERIM CONCLUSION 370 7.3.5.5 FOLLOW-UP TO
THE DECISION RIO 2000 373 7.4 ANALYSIS OF THE RIO FEBRUARY 2004 375
7.4.1 OBSERVATIONS ON RIO 2004 376 7.4.2 COMPARISON OF RIO 2004 WITH
DECISION RIO 2000 379 7.4.3 COMPARISON WITH RIO OF BT 382 7.4.4
SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT 386 7.5 NEGOTIATING INTERCONNECTION AND
PEERING AGREEMENTS 388 7.5.1 NEGOTIATING INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS 388
XI INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW 7.5.2 NEGOTIATING PEERING
AGREEMENTS 391 7.6 INTERIM CONCLUSION 392 7.6.1 INTERVENTION IN THE RIO
RECONSIDERED 392 7.6.2 PRACTICAL POINTS FOR OLOS 393 7.6.3 FINAL REMARK
394 8. DISPUTES 395 8.1 INTRODUCTION 395 8.1.1 QUANTITATIVE OVERVIEW OF
DISPUTES BEFORE THE DUTCH NRA 395 8.1.2 SCOPE OF WORK 397 8.2 SELECTED
DISPUTES ON ACCESS AND INTERCONNECTION IN THE NETHERLANDS 1997-2005 398
8.2.1 DEFINITION OF INTERCONNECTION, SPECIAL ACCESS AND THIRD PARTY
INTEREST 398 8.2.1.1 INTERCONNECTION 399 8.2.1.2 SPECIAL ACCESS 401
8.2.1.3 INTERESTED THIRD PARTY 403 8.2.2 DUTY TO NEGOTIATE
INTERCONNECTION 404 8.2.2.1 DUTY OF INTEROPERABILITY 404 8.2.2.2 URGENT
INTEREST 406 8.2.2.3 REASONABILITY OF ACCESS REQUEST 407 8.2.2.4
OBLIGATION TO OFFER CAPACITY 408 8.2.2.5 SETTING TIMELINES
..,....,:.....,.,.....,.,. 412 8.2.3 PERFORMANCE 412 8.2.3.1
INTERVENTION IN CONTRACT TERMS AND ENFORCEMENT 412 8.2.3.2 NO
REQUIREMENT OF A WRITTEN CONTRACT 414 8.2.3.3 INTERVENTION PRIOR TO
COMPLETION OF MARKET ANALYSIS 414 8.2.4 TARIFF REGULATION 415 8.2.4.1
OBLIGATIONS REGARDING UNBUNDLING 415 8.2.4.2 OBLIGATIONS REGARDING
COST-ORIENTATION 417 8.2.4.3 FIXED AND MOBILE TERMINATING ACCESS RATES
419 8.2.4.4 LOCAL EXCHANGE 423 8.2.5 OTHER ISSUES RAISED BY THE ONP
FRAMEWORK AND THE NRF 423 8.2.5.1 OBLIGATIONS REGARDING
NON-DISCRIMINATION 423 8.2.5.2 OBLIGATIONS REGARDING TRANSPARENCY 425
8.2.5.3 OTHER OBLIGATIONS 425 8.2.6 GERMANY AND ENGLAND 426 8.3 INTERIM
CONCLUSION 427 8.3.1 INTERCONNECTION AND SPECIAL ACCESS 428 8.3.2 TARIFF
REGULATION 428 8.3.3 NON-CONTENTIOUS ISSUES 428 8.3.4 FINAL REMARK 429
XII INTERCONNECTION REGULATION AND CONTRACT LAW III CONCLUSION AND
RECOMMENDATIONS 9. FINAL REMARKS 433 9.1 INTRODUCTION 433 9.2 THE
NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK * SYNTHESIS 434 9.3 SPECIFIC OBSERVATIONS ON THE
MAIN QUESTION 447 9.4 RECOMMENDATIONS 449 9.4.1 THE ROLE OF THE NRA 449
9.4.2 THE ROLE OF THE COURTS 450 9.4.3 THE RIO 450 9.4.4 CLOSING REMARK
451 BIBLIOGRAPHY 453 OVERVIEW OF CASES 479 OVERVIEW OF RELEVANT EU AND
NATIONAL REGULATION 487 TRANSLATION OF SELECTED PROVISIONS IN 1998-2004
TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT (TELECOMMUNICATIEWET, TW ) 499 REGISTER 521
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 529 RESUME 531 XIII
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