74 Specific types of access-related conditions
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

74  Specific types of access-related conditions

(1)     The conditions that may be set by virtue of section 73(2) include conditions which, for the purpose of securing end-to-end connectivity for the end-users of public electronic communications services provided by means of a series of electronic communications networks—

(a)     impose obligations on a person controlling network access to any of those networks; and

(b)     require the interconnection of the networks.

[(1A)     The conditions that may be set by virtue of section 73(2) also include conditions which impose such obligations on a person controlling network access to customers as OFCOM consider necessary for the purpose of securing service interoperability.]

(2)     The conditions that may be set by virtue of section 73(2) also include such conditions imposing obligations on a person providing facilities for the use of application programme interfaces or electronic programme guides as OFCOM consider to be necessary for securing—

(a)     that persons are able to have access to such programme services provided in digital form as OFCOM may determine; and

(b)     that the facility for using those interfaces or guides is provided on terms which—

(i)     are fair and reasonable; and

(ii)     do not involve, or tend to give rise to,

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