Information and Communication Technologies Amendment) Act, 2010
This section amends the principal Act by repealing a named section and replacing it with a new section.
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- Zambia
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- Act or statute
- Citation
- Act 3 of 2010
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- Language
- en
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This section amends the principal Act by repealing a named section and replacing it with a new section. Licensees may set and revise tariffs, but must meet transparency, non-discrimination, cost-based, submission, publication, and billing-disclosure requirements; the Authority approves or rejects tariffs and keeps an approved-tariff register. This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 48 and replacing it with a new section. A dominant retail electronic communications licensee must submit its proposed tariffs and justification to the Authority before introducing them. The Authority must decide within 14 days, may ask for more information, and must reject tariffs that conflict with the stated principles.
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