Haw. Code R. § 6-80-35 - Cross-subsidization prohibited
(a) Noncompetitive
services offered or provided by any telecommunications carrier must not cross
subsidize the telecommunications carrier's competitive services.
(b) Cross-subsidization is deemed to have
occurred if:
(1) Any fully competitive or
partially competitive service is priced below the total service long run
incremental cost of providing the service;
(2) Fully competitive services, taken as a
whole, fail to cover their direct and allocated joint and common costs;
or
(3) If fully competitive and
partially competitive services, taken as a whole, fail to cover the direct and
allocated joint and common costs.
(c) The total service long run incremental
cost of a service must include an imputation of an amount equal to the
contribution that the telecommunications carrier receives for the use of the
carrier's noncompetitive inputs by other telecommunications carriers to provide
the same or equivalent service.
(d)
The total service long run incremental cost of a service is the sum of the:
(1) The tariffed rates for the noncompetitive
services or noncompetitive service elements, or their functional equivalents,
that the carrier itself utilizes to provide the service;
(2) Long run incremental costs of facilities
and functionalities that are utilized but not specifically tariffed;
and
(3) Long run incremental costs
of any other identifiable element associated with the provision of the
service.
(e) A
telecommunications carrier may not offer a noncompetitive telecommunications
service jointly with any fully or partially competitive service or with any
interstate, international, or other service not within the jurisdiction of the
commission, except upon the commission's express approval. The commission's
approval is subject to a satisfactory showing by the telecommunications carrier
seeking to offer such joint services that the costs of the fully or partially
competitive service or the costs of the interstate, international, or other
non-jurisdictional service are not subsidized by the noncompetitive service. An
application for approval to offer any such joint services must be filed with
the commission not less than thirty days before the joint services are
marketed, sold, or advertised.
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