N.M. Admin. Code § 17.11.18.11 - OBLIGATIONS OF ALL LECS
A.
Dialing parity. LECs must provide dialing parity to competing providers of
local exchange service and intrastate toll service so that the end users of an
interconnecting carrier do not have to dial more digits than the LEC's own end
users, or incur dial delays that exceed the LEC's quality of service, in order
to complete local calls through the interconnected facilities.
B. Number portability. To the extent
technically feasible, LECs shall provide number portability in accordance with
the requirements in
47 C.F.R.
51.203.
C. Interoperability of operator services.
Interconnecting LECs shall negotiate mutual agreements to ensure the
interoperability of non-optional operator services between their networks,
including but not limited to the ability of operators on each network to
perform such operator functions as completing collect calls, third-party calls,
call screening, busy line verification calls and busy line interrupt.
D. Mutual billing and collection agreements.
(1) Interconnecting LECs shall provide each
other with answer and disconnect supervision. Interconnecting LECs shall enter
into mutual billing and collection agreements for the accurate and timely
exchange of billing records information to support:
(a) billing end users, including the exchange
of telephone number information, the use of non-proprietary calling cards and
the collect billing of third-party calls to a number served by another
LEC;
(b) determining intercompany
settlements for local and non-local traffic; and
(c) validating the jurisdictional nature of
traffic.
(2) The billing
data exchanged shall be provided in accordance with national industry
standards.
E. Disclosure
of customer proprietary network information. Interconnecting LECs shall not
disclose customer-proprietary network information to each other without the
express and affirmative consent of the affected end user and shall protect
customer-proprietary network information in compliance with
47
U.S.C. Section 702 and applicable federal and
state rules.
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