45 Power of OFCOM to set conditions
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

Conditions of entitlement to provide network or service etc

45  Power of OFCOM to set conditions

(1)     OFCOM shall have the power to set conditions under this section binding the persons to whom they are applied in accordance with section 46.

(2)     A condition set by OFCOM under this section must be either—

(a)     a general condition; or

(b)     a condition of one of the following descriptions—

(i)     a universal service condition;

[(ia)     a social tariff condition;]

(ii)     an access-related condition;

(iii)     a privileged supplier condition;

(iv)     a significant market power condition (an “SMP condition”).

(3)     A general condition is a condition which contains only provisions authorised or required by one or more of sections 51,

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