88 Conditions about network access pricing etc
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

88  Conditions about network access pricing etc

(1)     OFCOM are not to set an SMP condition falling within section 87(9) except where—

(a)     it appears to them from the market analysis carried out for the purpose of setting that condition that there is a relevant risk of adverse effects arising from price distortion; and

(b)     it also appears to them that the setting of the condition is appropriate for the purposes of—

(i)     promoting efficiency;

(ii)     promoting sustainable competition; . . .

(iii)     conferring the greatest possible benefits on the end-users of public electronic communications services[having regard, where relevant to

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