N.M. Admin. Code § 17.11.19.16 - TARIFF CHANGES, PROMOTIONS, AND NEW SERVICES
A.
Filing requirements.
Whenever a CLEC proposes to change its tariff to include a new service or
promotion, or to change any of the rates, charges, terms and conditions in its
tariff, it shall file with the Commission an original and five (5) copies of
the proposed tariff changes at least ten (10) business days prior to their
implementation. A CLEC shall include in its filing a sequentially numbered
Transmittal Letter (e.g., 2000-1, 2000-2, etc.) containing a description of the
proposed tariff changes. The proposed tariff changes shall comply with all
applicable Commission rules. The tariff changes may go into effect after ten
(10) business days, unless staff notifies the CLEC within ten (10) business
days of its concerns regarding the proposed tariff changes. If staff and the
CLEC are able to resolve staff's concerns, the proposed tariff changes may go
into effect and no public hearing shall be required.
B.
Staff protests. If staff and
the CLEC are unable to resolve staff's concerns, staff shall file a protest
with the Records Management Bureau of the Administrative Services Division, and
the proposed tariff change shall not go into effect. The Records Management
Bureau shall assign a docket number to staff's protest. Staff's protest shall
include a case caption and a heading that states "Staff Protest." The protest
shall include as an attachment the proposed tariff changes filed by the CLEC
and any additional information furnished to staff by the CLEC. The CLEC shall
have the burden of showing, after notice and a public hearing, why the proposed
new service, promotion, or tariff change is in the public interest.
C.
Electronic filing
requirements. On the same day it files paper copies of the proposed
tariff changes with the Commission, the CLEC shall also submit an electronic
copy of the Transmittal Letter containing the identity of the
telecommunications company, a summary of the proposed new service, promotion or
tariff change, and its effective date. The Commission may prescribe additional
form, content, manner of filing, or other requirements.
D.
Notice to customers. The
CLEC shall provide notice of a rate change to affected customers in the first
bill mailed to the customer following the effective date of the
change.
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