[134B Networks and services matters]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[134B  Networks and services matters]

[(1)     For the purposes of [sections 134A and 134AA], the electronic communications networks matters are—

(a)     the different types of electronic communications network provided in the United Kingdom (“UK networks”),

(b)     the geographic coverage of the different UK networks,

(c)     the proportion of the population covered by the different UK networks,

(d)     the extent to which UK networks share infrastructure,

(e)     the capacity of the different UK networks,

[(fa)     the quality of service available on different UK networks, by reference to such parameters as OFCOM consider appropriate,]

(f)     the extent to which the providers of the different UK networks allow other communications providers to use their networks to provide services,

(g)     the amount of time for which the different UK networks are and are not available, including the

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