ࡱ>  ׋bjbj !4 ' 'c4 m4 }5}5}5q6q6q67LE9q61<1<v<<<->><? \^^^^^^U$^}5'?%>)>'?'?44<<hs$JJJ'?y4<}5<\J'?\JJfn 35J<@ `q6BvbHH<8yCIyy}5p{'?'?J'?'?'?'?'?^^I'?'?'?'?'?'?'?y'?'?'?'?'?'?'?'?'? ' )3:  Final Access Determination No. 1 of 2013 (WADSL) Competition and Consumer Act 2010 The AUSTRALIAN COMPETITION AND CONSUMER COMMISSION makes this final access determination under section152BC of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. Date of determination: 29 May 2013 1. Application 1.1 This instrument sets out a final access determination in respect of the declared service (the Service) specified in the table: Declared serviceExpiry of declarationTitle of access determinationApplicable schedulesWholesale ADSL 13 February2017Final Access Determination No. 1 of 2013 (WADSL)1-12 Note: 1. From 1 January 2011: a carrier licence held by a carrier is subject to a condition that the carrier must comply with any access determinations that are applicable to the carrier; and a carriage service provider must comply with any access determinations that are applicable to the provider. 2. An Access Provider and Access Seeker may enter into an Access Agreement relating to a declared service. Access Agreements prevail over inconsistent access determinations: section 152BCC of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. 3. The declared service that is subject to this final access determination is commonly referred to as a wholesale ADSL service or WADSL. 2. Definitions and interpretation 2.1 Schedule 12 applies to the interpretation of this final access determination (FAD). The Schedules form part of this FAD. 3. Commencement and duration 3.1 This FAD commences on 29 May 2013. 3.2 Unless sooner revoked, this FAD remains in force up until and including 30 June 2014. Note: 1. An access determination may come into force on a day which is earlier then the day the determination is made: subsections 152BCF(1) and 152BCF(2) of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. 2. An interim access determination is revoked when the final access determination comes into force: subsection 152BCF(9A) of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. 4. Terms and conditions of access 4.1 If a carrier or carriage service provider is required to comply with any or all of the standard access obligations as defined in the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 in respect of the declared service, the carrier or carriage service provider must comply with those obligations on the terms and conditions set out in this clause 4. Note: The terms and conditions in a final access determination apply only to those terms and conditions where terms and conditions on that matter in an Access Agreement cannot be reached, no special access undertaking is in operation setting out terms and conditions on that matter and no binding rules of conduct have been made setting out terms and conditions on that matter: section 152AY of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. 4.2 If the carrier or carriage service provider is required to supply the declared service to a service provider, the carrier or carriage service provider must supply the service: (a) at the price specified in Schedule 1; and (b) on the non-price terms and conditions specified in Schedules 211. 4.3 This clause 4 is subject to clause 5. 5. Application of Standard Access Obligations to operators of non-dominant networks 5.1 A carrier or carriage service provider other than Telstra Corporation Limited is not required to comply with any or all of the standard access obligations as defined in the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 in respect of the Service. Note: An access determination may: provide that any or all of the standard access obligations are not applicable to a carrier or carriage service provider (either unconditionally or subject to conditions or limitations); or restrict or limit the application to a carrier or carriage service provider of any or all of the standard access obligations: sections 152BC(3)(h) and (i) of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. 6. Fixed principles provisions 6.1 This clause 6 sets out fixed principles provisions that apply to the FAD contained in this document. 6.2 The FAD contained in this document must not be varied so as to alter or remove any of the fixed principles provisions in this clause 6 except when the ԭ is satisfied that: there is a manifest and material error in these fixed principles provisions; any information on which these fixed principles provisions was based was false or misleading in a material respect; or such amendment or adjustment is necessary or desirable to avoid an unintended consequence of these fixed principles provisions. 6.3A The below fixed principles provisions come into force in relation to the Wholesale ADSL service on 29 May 2013. 6.4 The nominal termination date for the fixed principles provisions is 30 June 2021. 6.5A The opening regulatory asset base (RAB) for the calculation of prices for the Wholesale ADSL service is: (a) as per clause 6.5 of the FADs dated 20 July 2011 (as varied from time to time), rolled forward to 1 July 2012 in accordance with clause 6.7 of the FADs dated 20 July 2011; and (b) the asset class data equipment which is $1,094,008,824 as at 1 July 2012 (in nominal terms). 6.6A The opening tax asset value for the calculation of prices for the Wholesale ADSL service is: (a) as per clause 6.6 of the FADs dated 20 July 2011 (as varied from time to time), rolled forward to 1 July 2012 in accordance with clause 6.7 of the FADs dated 20 July 2011; and (b) the asset class data equipment which is $1,086,735,207 as at 1 July 2012 (in nominal terms). 6.7 Roll-forward mechanism (a) The RAB is to be rolled forward each year according to the formula below: RABt+1 = RABt + capext depreciationt asset disposalst where RABt+1 = opening RAB for the next regulatory year RABt = opening RAB for the current year capext = forecast capital expenditure during the current year depreciationt = regulatory depreciation during the current year asset disposalst = asset disposals during the current year (b) Land asset values will be indexed by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) where it is available or by the forecast for the CPI used in the Fixed Line Services Model (FLSM) where actual CPI is not available. This will account for appreciation over time in land values. (c) To roll forward RAB values in nominal terms, any variables that are specified in real terms will be indexed by the actual CPI where it is available or by the forecast for the CPI used in the FLSM where the actual CPI is not available. (d) Any variables that are specified in nominal terms will not be indexed, with the exception of land values as specified above. (e) In these fixed principles provisions the FLSM means the FLSM as it may be varied from time to time or similar model used by the ԭ for the calculation of prices for the relevant declared services. The annual revenue requirement for each regulatory period will comprise: (a) a return on the RAB calculated by multiplying the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) by the opening RAB for the regulatory year; (b) a return of the RAB, that is regulatory depreciation, for that regulatory year; (c) operating expenditure forecast to be incurred in that regulatory year; and (d) an allowance for tax liabilities. Under a building block model (BBM) approach, forecast operating expenditures should reflect prudent and efficient costs. The following matters are relevant to whether forecast operating expenditures reflect prudent and efficient costs: the access providers level of operating expenditure in the previous regulatory period; reasons for proposed changes to operating expenditure from one regulatory period to the next regulatory period; any relevant regulatory obligations, or changes to such obligations, applicable to providing the relevant declared fixed line services; and any other matters relevant to whether forecast operating expenditures reflect prudent and efficient costs. Under a BBM approach, forecast capital expenditures should reflect prudent and efficient costs. The following matters are relevant to whether capital expenditure forecasts reflect prudent and efficient costs: the access providers level of capital expenditure in the previous regulatory period; reasons for proposed changes to capital expenditure from one regulatory period to the next regulatory period; whether the access providers asset management and planning framework reflects best practice; any relevant regulatory obligations, or changes to such obligations, applicable to providing the relevant declared fixed line services; and any other matters relevant to whether forecast capital expenditures reflect prudent and efficient costs. Demand forecasts should: be based on an appropriate forecasting methodology; be based on reasonable assumptions about the key drivers of demand; be determined utilising the best available information before the ԭ, including historical data that can identify trends in demand; and be determined taking into account current demand and economic conditions. Weighted average cost of capital A vanilla WACC is used to estimate the return on capital. The cost of equity is estimated using the Capital Asset Pricing Model. Tax liabilities The tax rate used in estimating tax liabilities in the FLSM will be set equal to the corporate tax rate specified in subsection 23(2) of the Income Tax Rates Act 1986 (Cth) as amended from time to time. Cost allocation factors The allocation of the costs of operating the PSTN should reflect the relative usage of the network by various services. Direct costs should be attributed to the service to which they relate. The cost allocation factors for shared costs should reflect causal relationships between supplying services and incurring costs. No cost should be allocated more than once to any service The determination of cost allocation factors should reflect the principles in 6.14 (a) (c) above except where reliable information is not available to support the application of the principles. 6.15 The matters set out in the fixed principles provisions at clauses 6.7 6.14 inclusive are subject to assessment, calculation, implementation and/or application, as relevant, by the ԭ in making interim and final access determinations for the relevant declared services. INDEX TO SCHEDULES SchedulePage1PriceWADSL12Non-priceBilling and notifications43Creditworthiness and security114General dispute resolution procedures155Confidentiality provisions196Suspension and termination277Liability and indemnity328Communications with end-users 349Network modernisation and upgrade3610Changes to operating manuals4111Resale services4212Definitions and interpretation43 Schedule 1 Price terms The prices for the Service for the period 14 February 2012 to 28 May 2013 are: The connection charge for a Service is: Connection typeCharge per connectionCompleted Type A Transfer standard Transfer Request via LOLO/LOLIG$22.50Completed Type B Transfer standard Transfer Request via LOLO/LOLIG$80.00All other completed installation or transfer requests$80.00 The monthly charge per end user access for a Service is: Applicable Geographic AreaCharge per port per monthZone 1$25.40Zone 2+3$30.80 The monthly charge per Aggregating Virtual Circuit (where the IGR and ATM charging POP is in the same state) is to be calculated by multiplying the AGVC size and the following rate: PeriodRate per Mbps per monthUp to 30 June 2012$45.50From 1 July 2012$33.65 The monthly charge per DSL Virtual LAN is to be calculated by multiplying the Subscribed Data Speed and the following rate: PeriodRate per Mbps per monthUp to 30 June 2012$45.50From 1 July 2012$33.65 The charge for early termination of a Service is: CircumstanceCharge per termination Where the Service is connected for 6 months or longer$0.00Where the Service is connected for less than 6 months$50.00 The charges specified above are exclusive of GST. For the avoidance of doubt, this Schedule applies only to the Service and does not specify prices for Aggregating Virtual Circuit or DSL Virtual LAN that is supplied other than in the supply of the Service. The prices for the Service for the period 29 May 2013 to 30 June 2014 are: The connection charge for a Service is: Connection typeCharge per connection Completed Type A Transfer standard Transfer Request via LOLO/LOLIG$22.50Completed Type B Transfer standard Transfer Request via LOLO/LOLIG$80.00All other completed installation or transfer requests$80.00 The monthly charge per end user access for a Service is: Applicable Geographic AreaCharge per port per monthZone 1$24.44Zone 2+3$29.66 The monthly charge per Aggregating Virtual Circuit (where the IGR and ATM charging POP is in the same state) is to be calculated by multiplying the AGVC size and the following rate: Rate per Mbps per month$32.31 The monthly charge per DSL Virtual LAN is to be calculated by multiplying the Subscribed Data Speed and the following rate: Rate per Mbps per month$32.31 The charge for early termination of a Service is: CircumstanceCharge per terminationWhere the Service is connected for 6 months or longer$0.00Where the Service is connected for less than 6 months$50.00 The charges specified in this Schedule are exclusive of GST. For the avoidance of doubt, this Schedule applies only to the Service and does not specify prices for Aggregating Virtual Circuit or DSL Virtual LAN that is supplied other than in the supply of the Service. Schedule 2 Billing and Notifications The Access Seekers liability to pay Charges for the Service to the Access Provider arises at the time the Service is supplied by the Access Provider to the Access Seeker, unless the parties agree otherwise. The Access Seeker must pay Charges in accordance with this FAD, including but not limited to this Schedule 2. The Access Provider must provide the Access Seeker with an invoice each month in respect of Charges payable for the Service unless the parties agree otherwise. The Access Provider is entitled to invoice the Access Seeker for previously uninvoiced Charges or Charges which were understated in a previous invoice, provided that: the Charges to be retrospectively invoiced can be reasonably substantiated to the Access Seeker by the Access Provider; and subject to clause 2.5, no more than 6 Months have elapsed since the date the relevant amount was incurred by the Access Seekers customer, except where the Access Seeker gives written consent to a longer period (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld). The parties must comply with the provisions of any applicable industry standard made by the ACMA pursuant to Part 6 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) (Standard) and the provisions of any applicable industry code registered pursuant to Part 6 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) (Code) in relation to billing. Where the effect of a Standard or Code is that an Access Seeker is not permitted to invoice its customers for charges that are older than a specified number of days, weeks or months (the Backbilling Period), the Access Provider must not invoice the Access Seeker for a Charge which was incurred by the Access Seekers customers that, as at the date the invoice is issued, is older than the Backbilling Period. Subject to clause 2.12: An invoice is payable in full 30 Calendar Days after the date the invoice was issued or such other date as agreed between the parties. The Access Seeker may not deduct, withhold, or set-off any amounts for accounts in credit, for counter-claims or for any other reason or attach any condition to the payment, unless otherwise agreed by the Access Provider. All amounts owing and unpaid after the due date shall accrue interest daily from the due date up to and including the date it is paid at the rate per annum of the 90 day authorised dealers bank bill rate published in the Australian Financial Review on the first Business Day following the due date for payment, plus 2.5 percent. In addition to charging interest in accordance with clause 2.6 or exercising any other rights the Access Provider has at law or under this FAD, where an amount is outstanding and remains unpaid for more than 20 Business Days after it is due for payment, and is not an amount subject to any Billing Dispute notified in accordance with this FAD, the Access Provider may take action, without further notice to the Access Seeker, to recover any such amount as a debt due to the Access Provider. Unless the parties otherwise agree, there is no setting-off (i.e. netting) of invoices except where a party goes into liquidation, in which case the other party may set-off. However, in order to minimise the administration and financial costs, the parties must consider in good faith set-off procedures for inter-party invoices which may require the alignment of the parties respective invoice dates and other procedures to allow set-off to occur efficiently. The Access Provider must, at the time of issuing an invoice, provide to the Access Seeker all information reasonably required by the Access Seeker to identify and understand the nature and amount of each Charge on the invoice. Nothing in this clause 2.9 is intended to limit subsections 152AR(6) and 152AR(7) of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) (CCA). If the Access Seeker believes a Billing Dispute exists, it may invoke the Billing Dispute Procedures by providing written notice to the Access Provider (Billing Dispute Notice). A Billing Dispute must be initiated only in good faith. Except where a party seeks urgent injunctive relief, the Billing Dispute Procedures must be invoked before either party may begin legal or regulatory proceedings in relation to any Billing Dispute. If a Billing Dispute Notice is given to the Access Provider by the due date for payment of the invoice containing the Charge which is being disputed, the Access Seeker may withhold payment of the disputed Charge until such time as the Billing Dispute has been resolved. Otherwise, the Access Seeker must pay the invoice in full in accordance with this FAD (but subject to the outcome of the Billing Dispute Procedures). Except where payment is withheld in accordance with clause 2.12, the Access Provider is not obliged to accept a Billing Dispute Notice in relation to an invoice unless the invoice has been paid in full. A Billing Dispute Notice must be given to the Access Provider in relation to a Charge within six Months of the invoice for the Charge being issued in accordance with clause 2.6. The Access Provider must acknowledge receipt of a Billing Dispute Notice within two Business Days by providing the Access Seeker with a reference number. Within five Business Days of acknowledging a Billing Dispute Notice under clause 2.15(a), the Access Provider must, by written notice to the Access Seeker: accept the Billing Dispute Notice; or reject the Billing Dispute Notice if the Access Provider reasonably considers that: the subject matter of the Billing Dispute Notice is already being dealt with in another dispute; the Billing Dispute Notice was not submitted in good faith; or the Billing Dispute Notice is incomplete or contains inaccurate information. If the Access Provider fails to accept or reject the Billing Dispute Notice within five Business Days of acknowledging the Billing Dispute Notice under clause 2.15(a), the Access Provider is taken to have accepted the Billing Dispute Notice. For avoidance of doubt, if the Access Provider rejects a Billing Dispute Notice under clause 2.15(b)C, the Access Seeker is not prevented from providing an amended Billing Dispute Notice to the Access Provider relating to the same dispute provided that the amended Billing Dispute Notice is provided within the timeframe under clause 2.14. The Access Seeker must, as early as practicable and in any case within five Business Days, unless the Parties agree on a longer period, after the Access Provider acknowledges a Billing Dispute Notice, provide to the other party any further relevant information or materials (which was not originally provided with the Billing Dispute Notice) on which it intends to rely (provided that this obligation is not intended to be the same as the obligation to make discovery in litigation). Without affecting the time within which the Access Provider must make the proposed resolution under clause 2.17, the Access Provider may request additional information from the Access Seeker that it reasonably requires for the purposes of making a proposed resolution pursuant to clause 2.17. This additional information may be requested up to 10 Business Days prior to the date on which the Access Provider must make the proposed resolution under clause 2.17. The Access Seeker must provide the requested information within five Business Days of receiving the request. If the Access Seeker fails to do so within five Business Days, the Access Provider may take the Access Seekers failure to provide additional information into account when making its proposed resolution. The Access Provider must try to resolve any Billing Dispute as soon as practicable and in any event within 30 Business Days of accepting a Billing Dispute Notice under clause 2.15 (or longer period if agreed by the parties), by notifying the Access Seeker in writing of its proposed resolution of a Billing Dispute. That notice must: explain the Access Providers proposed resolution (including providing copies where necessary of all information relied upon in coming to that proposed resolution); and set out any action to be taken by: the Access Provider (e.g. withdrawal, adjustment or refund of the disputed Charge); or the Access Seeker (e.g. payment of the disputed Charge). If the Access Provider reasonably considers that it will take longer than 30 Business Days after accepting a Billing Dispute Notice to provide a proposed resolution, then the Access Provider may request the Access Seekers consent to an extension of time to provide the proposed resolution under this clause 2.17 (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld). If the Access Seeker does not agree with the Access Providers decision to reject a Billing Dispute Notice under clause 2.15 or the Access Providers proposed resolution under clause 2.17, it must object within 15 Business Days of being notified of such decisions (or such longer time agreed between the parties). Any objection lodged by the Access Seeker with the Access Provider must be in writing and state: what part(s) of the proposed resolution it objects to; the reasons for objection; what amount it will continue to withhold payment of (if applicable); and any additional information to support its objection. If the Access Seeker lodges an objection to the proposed resolution under this clause, the Access Provider must, within 5 Business Days of receiving the objection, review the objection and provide a revised proposed resolution (Revised Proposed Resolution in this Schedule 2); or confirm its proposed resolution. Any: withdrawal, adjustment or refund of the disputed Charge by the Access Provider; or payment of the disputed Charge by the Access Seeker (as the case may be), must occur as soon as practicable and in any event within one Month of the Access Providers notice of its proposed resolution under clause 2.17 or its Revised Proposed Resolution under clause 2.18 (as applicable), unless the Access Seeker escalates the Billing Dispute under clause 2.22. If the Access Provider is required to make a withdrawal, adjustment or refund of a disputed Charge under this clause but its next invoice (first invoice) is due to be issued within 48 hours of its proposed resolution under clause 2.17 or its Revised Proposed Resolution under clause 2.18 (as applicable), then the Access Provider may include that withdrawal, adjustment or refund in the invoice following the first invoice notwithstanding that this may occur more than one Month after the Access Providers notice of its proposed resolution or Revised Proposed Resolution. Where the Access Provider is to refund a disputed Charge, the Access Provider must pay interest (at the rate set out in clause 2.6) on any refund. Interest accrues daily from the date on which each relevant amount to be refunded was paid to the Access Provider, until the date the refund is paid. Where the Access Seeker is to pay a disputed Charge, the Access Seeker must pay interest (at the rate set out in clause 2.6) on the amount to be paid. Interest accrues daily from the date on which each relevant amount was originally due to be paid to the Access Provider, until the date the amount is paid. If the Access Provider has not proposed a resolution according to clause 2.17 or within the timeframe specified in clause 2.17, or the Access Seeker, having first submitted an objection under clause 2.18 is not satisfied with the Access Providers Revised Proposed Resolution, or the Access Providers confirmed proposed resolution, within the timeframes specified in clause 2.18, the Access Seeker may escalate the matter under clause 2.23. If the Access Seeker does not do so within 15 Business Days after the time period stated in clause 2.17 or after being notified of the Access Providers Revised Proposed Resolution under clause 2.18(e) or confirmed proposed resolution under clause 2.18(f) (or a longer period if agreed by the parties), the Access Seeker is deemed to have accepted the Access Providers proposed resolution made under clause 2.17 or Revised Proposed Resolution under clause 2.18(e) or confirmed proposed solution under clause 2.18(f) and clauses 2.20 and 2.21 apply. If the Access Seeker wishes to escalate a Billing Dispute, the Access Seeker must give the Access Provider a written notice: stating why it does not agree with the Access Providers Revised Proposed Resolution or confirmed proposed resolution; and seeking escalation of the Billing Dispute. A notice under clause 2.23 must be submitted to the nominated billing manager for the Access Provider, who must discuss how best to resolve the Billing Dispute with the Access Seekers nominated counterpart. If the Parties are unable to resolve the Billing Dispute within five Business Days of notice being given under clause 2.23 (or such longer period as agreed between the parties) the Billing Dispute must be escalated to the Access Providers nominated commercial manager and the Access Seekers nominated counterpart who must meet in an effort to resolve the Billing Dispute. If the Billing Dispute cannot be resolved within five Business Days of it being escalated to the Access Providers nominated commercial manager and the Access Seekers nominated counterpart under clause 2.24 (or such longer period as agreed between the parties): either party may provide a written proposal to the other party for the appointment of a mediator to assist in resolving the dispute. Mediation must be conducted in accordance with the mediation guidelines of the Australian Commercial Disputes Centre (ACDC) and concluded within three Months of the proposal (unless the parties agree to extend this timeframe); or if the parties either do not agree to proceed to mediation within five Business Days of being able to propose the appointment of a mediator under clause 2.25(a) or are unable to resolve the entire Billing Dispute by mediation, either party may commence legal or regulatory proceedings to resolve the matter. The parties must ensure that any person appointed or required to resolve a Billing Dispute takes into account the principle that the Access Seeker is entitled to be recompensed in circumstances where the Access Seeker is prevented (due to regulatory restrictions on retrospective invoicing) from recovering from its end-user an amount which is the subject of a Billing Dispute (a Backbilling Loss), provided that: such principle applies only to the extent to which the Billing Dispute is resolved against the Access Provider; and such principle applies only to the extent to which it is determined that the Backbilling Loss was due to the Access Provider unnecessarily delaying resolution of the Billing Dispute. Each party must continue to fulfil its obligations under this FAD while a Billing Dispute and the Billing Dispute Procedures are pending. All discussions and information relating to a Billing Dispute must be communicated or exchanged between the parties through the representatives of the parties set out in clause 2.24 (or their respective nominees). There is a presumption that all communications between the Parties during the course of a Billing Dispute are made on a without prejudice and confidential basis. If it is determined by the Billing Dispute Procedures, any other dispute resolution procedure, or by agreement between the parties, that three or more out of any five consecutive invoices for a given Service are incorrect by 5 percent or more, then, for the purposes of clause 2.20, the interest payable by the Access Provider in respect of the overpaid amount of the invoices in question is the rate set out in clause 2.6, plus 2 percent. The remedy set out in this clause 2.30 is without prejudice to any other right or remedy available to the Access Seeker. Schedule 3 Creditworthiness and security Unless otherwise agreed by the Access Provider, the Access Seeker must (at the Access Seekers sole cost and expense) provide to the Access Provider and maintain, on terms and conditions reasonably required by the Access Provider and subject to clause 3.2, the Security (as be determined having regard to clause 3.3 and as may be varied pursuant to clause 3.4) in respect of amounts owing by the Access Seeker to the Access Provider under this FAD. The Access Seeker acknowledges that unless otherwise agreed by the Access Provider, it must maintain (and the Access Provider need not release or refund) the Security specified in clause 3.1 for a period of six Months following (but not including) the date on which the last of the following occurs: cessation of supply of the Service under this FAD, and payment of all outstanding amounts under this FAD. Notwithstanding clause 3.2(a), the Access Provider has no obligation to release the Security if, at the date the Access Provider would otherwise be required to release the Security under clause 3.2(a), the Access Provider reasonably believes any person, including a provisional liquidator, administrator, trustee in bankruptcy, receiver, receiver and manager, other controller or similar official, has a legitimate right to recoup or claim repayment of any part of the amount paid or satisfied, whether under the laws or preferences, fraudulent dispositions or otherwise. The Security (including any varied Security) may only be requested where an Access Provider has reasonable grounds to doubt the Access Seekers ability to pay for services, and be of an amount and in a form which is reasonable in all the circumstances. As a statement of general principle the amount of any Security is calculated by reference to: the aggregate value of all Services likely to be provided to the Access Seeker under this FAD over a reasonable period; or the value of amounts invoiced in respect of the Service but unpaid (excluding any amounts in respect of which there is a current Billing Dispute notified in accordance with this FAD). For the avoidance of doubt, any estimates, forecasts or other statements made or provided by the Access Seeker may be used by the Access Provider in determining the amount of a Security. Examples of appropriate forms of Security, having regard to the factors referred to in clause 3.3, may include without limitation: fixed and floating charges; personal guarantees from directors; Bank Guarantees; letters of comfort; mortgages; a right of set-off; a Security Deposit; or a combination of the forms of security referred to in paragraphs (a) to (g) above. If any Security is or includes a Security Deposit, then: the Access Provider is not obliged to invest the Security Deposit or hold the Security Deposit in an interest bearing account or otherwise; and the Access Seeker is prohibited from dealing with the Security Deposit or its rights to that Security Deposit (including by way of assignment or granting of security). If any security is or includes a Bank Guarantee and that Bank Guarantee (Original Bank Guarantee) has an expiry date which is the last day by which a call made be made under a Bank Guarantee, the Access Seeker must procure a replacement Bank Guarantee for the amount guaranteed by the Original Bank Guarantee no later than two Months prior to the expiry date of the Original Bank Guarantee, such replacement Bank Guarantee to have an expiry date of no less than 14 Months from the date of delivery of the replacement Bank Guarantee. If the Access Seeker fails to procure a replacement Bank Guarantee, then in addition to any other of the Access Providers rights under this FAD, the Access Provider may, at any time in the Month prior to the expiry date of the Bank Guarantee, make a call under the Bank Guarantee for the full amount guaranteed. The amount paid to the Access Provider pursuant to a call on the Bank Guarantee will become a Security Deposit. The Access Provider may from time to time where the circumstances reasonably require, request Ongoing Creditworthiness Information from the Access Seeker to determine the ongoing creditworthiness of the Access Seeker. The Access Seeker must supply Ongoing Creditworthiness Information to the Access Provider within 15 Business Days of receipt of a request from the Access Provider for such information. The Access Provider may, as a result of such Ongoing Creditworthiness Information, having regard to the factors referred to in clause 3.3 and subject to clause 3.7, reasonably require the Access Seeker to alter the amount, form or the terms of the Security (which may include a requirement to provide additional security), and the Access Seeker must provide that altered Security within 20 Business Days of being notified by the Access Provider in writing of that requirement. The Access Seeker may from time to time request the Access Provider to consent (in writing) to a decrease in the required Security and/or alteration of the form of the Security. The Access Provider must, within 15 Business Days of the Access Seekers request, comply with that request if, and to the extent, it is reasonable to do so (having regard to the factors referred to in clause 3.3). The Access Provider may request, and the Access Seeker must promptly provide, Ongoing Creditworthiness Information, for the purposes of this clause 3.6. If the Access Seeker provides Ongoing Creditworthiness Information to the Access Provider as required by this Schedule 3, the Access Seeker must warrant that such information is true, fair, accurate and complete as at the date on which it is received by the Access Provider and that there has been no material adverse change in the Access Seekers financial position between the date the information was prepared and the date it was received by the Access Provider. If there has been a material adverse change in the Access Seekers financial position between the date the information was prepared and the date it was received by the Access Provider, the Access Seeker must disclose the nature and effect of the change to the Access Provider at the time the information is provided. For the purposes of this Schedule 3, Ongoing Creditworthiness Information means: a copy of the Access Seekers most recent published audited balance sheet and published audited profit and loss statement (together with any notes attached to or intended to be read with such balance sheet or profit and loss statement); a credit report in respect of the Access Seeker or, where reasonably necessary in the circumstances, any of its owners or directors (Principals) from any credit reporting agency, credit provider or other third party. The Access Seeker must co-operate and provide any information necessary for that credit reporting agency, credit provider or other independent party to enable it to form an accurate opinion of the Access Seekers creditworthiness. To that end, the Access Seeker agrees to procure written consents (as required under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth)) from such of its Principals as is reasonably necessary in the circumstances to enable the Access Provider to: obtain from a credit reporting agency, credit provider or other independent party, information contained in a credit report; disclose to a credit reporting agency, credit provider or other independent party, personal information about each Principal; and obtain and use a consumer credit report; a letter, signed by the company secretary or duly authorised officer of the Access Seeker, stating that the Access Seeker is not insolvent and not under any external administration (as defined in the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)) or under any similar form of administration under any laws applicable to it in any jurisdiction; and the Access Seekers credit rating, if any has been assigned to it. The Access Seeker may require a confidentiality undertaking to be given by any person having access to confidential information contained in its Ongoing Creditworthiness Information prior to such information being provided to that person. Subject to this Schedule 3, the parties agree that a failure by the Access Seeker to provide the warranties set out in clause 3.7 or to provide Ongoing Creditworthiness Information constitutes: an event entitling the Access Provider to alter the amount, form or terms of the Security (including an entitlement to additional Security) of the Access Seeker and the Access Seeker must provide that altered Security within 15 Business Days after the end of the period set out clause 3.5; or breach of a material term or condition of this FAD. Any disputes arising out of or in connection with Schedule 3 must be dealt with in accordance with the procedures in Schedule 4. Notwithstanding that a dispute arising out of or in connection with Schedule 3 has been referred to the procedures in Schedule 4 and has not yet been determined, nothing in this clause 3.10 or Schedule 4 prevents the Access Provider from exercising any of its rights to suspend the supply of a Service under Schedule 6. Schedule 4 General dispute resolution procedures If a dispute arises between the parties in connection with or arising from the terms and conditions set out in this FAD for the supply of the Service, the dispute must be managed as follows: in the case of a Billing Dispute, the dispute must be managed in accordance with the Billing Dispute Procedures; or subject to clause 4.2, in the case of a Non-Billing Dispute, the dispute must be managed in accordance with the procedures set out in this Schedule 4. To the extent that a Non-Billing Dispute is raised or arises in connection with, or otherwise relates to, a Billing Dispute, then unless otherwise determined, that Non-Billing Dispute must be resolved in accordance with the Billing Dispute Procedures. The Access Provider may seek a determination from an independent third party on whether a dispute initiated by the Access Seeker as a Billing Dispute is a Non-Billing Dispute. If the independent third party deems the dispute to be a Non-Billing Dispute, the Access Provider may provide written notice to the Access Seeker to pay any withheld amount to the Access Provider on the due date for the disputed invoice or if the due date has passed, immediately on notification being given by the Access Provider. For the purposes of this clause 4.2, the independent third party may include an arbiter from the ACDC. If a Non-Billing Dispute arises, either party may, by written notice to the other, refer the Non-Billing Dispute for resolution under this Schedule 4. A Non-Billing Dispute must be initiated only in good faith. Any Non-Billing Dispute notified under clause 4.3 must be referred: initially to the nominated manager (or managers) for each party, who must endeavour to resolve the dispute within 10 Business Days of the giving of the notice referred to in clause 4.3 or such other time agreed by the parties; and if the persons referred to in paragraph (a) above do not resolve the Non-Billing Dispute within the time specified under paragraph (a), then the parties may agree in writing within a further five Business Days to refer the Non-Billing Dispute to an Expert Committee under clause 4.11, or by written agreement submit it to mediation in accordance with clause 4.10. If: under clause 4.4 the Non-Billing Dispute is not resolved and a written agreement is not made to refer the Non-Billing Dispute to an Expert Committee or submit it to mediation; or, under clause 4.10(f), the mediation is terminated; and after a period of five Business Days after the mediation is terminated as referred to in paragraph (b), the parties do not resolve the Non-Billing Dispute or agree in writing on an alternative procedure to resolve the Non-Billing Dispute (whether by further mediation, written notice to the Expert Committee, arbitration or otherwise) either party may terminate the operation of this dispute resolution procedure in relation to the Non-Billing Dispute by giving written notice of termination to the other party. A party may not commence legal proceedings in any court (except proceedings seeking urgent interlocutory relief) in respect of a Non-Billing Dispute unless: the Non-Billing Dispute has first been referred for resolution in accordance with the dispute resolution procedure set out in this Schedule 4 or clause 4.2 (if applicable) and a notice terminating the operation of the dispute resolution procedure has been issued under clause 4.5; or the other party has failed to substantially comply with the dispute resolution procedure set out in this Schedule 4 or clause 4.2 (if applicable). Each party must continue to fulfil its obligations under this FAD while a Non-Billing Dispute and any dispute resolution procedure under this Schedule 4 are pending. All communications between the parties during the course of a Non-Billing Dispute are made on a without prejudice and confidential basis. Each party must, as early as practicable, and in any case within 14 Calendar Days unless a longer period is agreed between the parties, after the notification of a Non-Billing Dispute pursuant to clause 4.3, provide to the other party any relevant materials on which it intends to rely (provided that this obligation is not intended to be the same as the obligation to make discovery in litigation). Where a Non-Billing Dispute is referred to mediation by way of written agreement between the parties, pursuant to clause 4.4(b): any agreement must include: a statement of the disputed matters in the Non-Billing Dispute; and the procedure to be followed during the mediation, and the mediation must take place within 15 Business Days upon the receipt by the mediator of such agreement; it must be conducted in accordance with the mediation guidelines of the ACDC in force from time to time (ACDC Guidelines) and the provisions of this clause 4.10. In the event of any inconsistency between them, the provisions of this clause 4.10 prevail; it must be conducted in private; in addition to the qualifications of the mediator contemplated by the ACDC Guidelines, the mediator must: have an understanding of the relevant aspects of the telecommunications industry (or have the capacity to quickly come to such an understanding); have an appreciation of the competition law implications of his/her decisions; and not be an officer, director or employee of a telecommunications company or otherwise have a potential for a conflict of interest; the parties must notify each other no later than 48 hours prior to mediation of the names of their representatives who will attend the mediation. Nothing in this subclause is intended to suggest that the parties are able to refuse the others chosen representatives or to limit other representatives from the parties attending during the mediation; it must terminate in accordance with the ACDC Guidelines; the parties must bear their own costs of the mediation including the costs of any representatives and must each bear half the costs of the mediator; and any agreement resulting from mediation binds the parties on its terms. The parties may by written agreement in accordance with clause 4.4(b), submit a Non-Billing Dispute for resolution by an Expert Committee (Initiating Notice), in which case the provisions of this clause 4.11 apply as follows: The terms of reference of the Expert Committee are as agreed by the parties. If the terms of reference are not agreed within five Business Days after the date of submitting the Initiating Notice (or such longer period as agreed between the parties), the referral to the Expert Committee is deemed to be terminated. An Expert Committee acts as an expert and not as an arbitrator. The parties are each represented on the Expert Committee by one appointee. The Expert Committee must include an independent chairperson agreed by the parties or, if not agreed, a nominee of the ACDC. The chairperson must have the qualifications listed in paragraphs 4.10(d)(i), (ii) and (iii). Each party must be given an equal opportunity to present its submissions and make representations to the Expert Committee. The Expert Committee may determine the dispute (including any procedural matters arising during the course of the dispute) by unanimous or majority decision. Unless the parties agree otherwise the parties must ensure that the Expert Committee uses all reasonable endeavours to reach a decision within 20 Business Days after the date on which the terms of reference are agreed or the final member of the Expert Committee is appointed (whichever is the later) and undertake to co-operate reasonably with the Expert Committee to achieve that timetable. If the dispute is not resolved within the timeframe referred to in clause 4.11(g), either party may by written notice to the other party terminate the appointment of the Expert Committee. The Expert Committee has the right to conduct any enquiry as it thinks fit, including the right to require and retain relevant evidence during the course of the appointment of the Expert Committee or the resolution of the dispute. The Expert Committee must give written reasons for its decision. A decision of the Expert Committee is final and binding on the parties except in the case of manifest error or a mistake of law. Each party must bear its own costs of the enquiry by the Expert Committee including the costs of its representatives, any legal counsel and its nominee on the Expert Committee and the parties must each bear half the costs of the independent member of the Expert Committee. Schedule 4 does not apply to a Non-Billing Dispute to the extent that: there is a dispute resolution process established in connection with, or pursuant to, a legal or regulatory obligation (including any dispute resolution process set out in a Structural Separation Undertaking) a party has initiated a dispute under the dispute resolution process referred to in clause 4.12(a), and the issue the subject of that dispute is the same issue in dispute in the Non-Billing Dispute. Schedule 5 Confidentiality provisions Subject to clause 5.4 and any applicable statutory duty, each party must keep confidential all Confidential Information of the other party and must not: use or copy such Confidential Information except as set out in this FAD; or disclose or communicate, cause to be disclosed or communicated or otherwise make available such Confidential Information to any third person. For the avoidance of doubt, information generated within the Access Providers Network as a result of or in connection with the supply of the relevant Service to the Access Seeker or the interconnection of the Access Providers Network with the Access Seekers Network (other than information that falls within paragraph (d) of the definition of Confidential Information) is the Confidential Information of the Access Seeker. The Access Provider must upon request from the Access Seeker, disclose to the Access Seeker quarterly aggregate traffic flow information generated within the Access Providers Network in respect of a particular Service provided to the Access Seeker, if the Access Provider measures and provides this information to itself. The Access Seeker must pay the reasonable costs of the Access Provider providing that information. Subject to clauses 5.5 and 5.10, Confidential Information of the Access Seeker may be: used by the Access Provider: for the purposes of undertaking planning, maintenance, provisioning, operations or reconfiguration of its Network; for the purposes of supplying Services to the Access Seeker; for the purpose of billing; or for another purpose agreed to by the Access Seeker; and disclosed only to personnel who, in the Access Providers reasonable opinion require the information to carry out or otherwise give effect to the purposes referred to in paragraph (a) above. A party (Disclosing Party) may to the extent necessary use and/or disclose (as the case may be) the Confidential Information of the other party: to those of its directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors (including sub-contractors) and representatives to whom the Confidential Information is reasonably required to be disclosed for the purposes of this FAD; to any professional person for the purpose of obtaining advice in relation to matters arising out of or in connection with the supply of a Service under this FAD; to an auditor acting for the Disclosing Party to the extent necessary to permit that auditor to perform its audit functions; in connection with legal proceedings, arbitration, expert determination and other dispute resolution mechanisms set out in this FAD, provided that the Disclosing Party has first given as much notice (in writing) as is reasonably practicable to the other party so that the other party has an opportunity to protect the confidentiality of its Confidential Information; as required by law provided that the Disclosing Party has first given as much notice (in writing) as is reasonably practicable to the other party, that it is required to disclose the Confidential Information so that the other party has an opportunity to protect the confidentiality of its Confidential Information, except that no notice is required in respect of disclosures made by the Access Provider to the ԭ under section 152BEA of the CCA; with the written consent of the other party provided that, prior to disclosing the Confidential Information of the other party: the Disclosing Party informs the relevant person or persons to whom disclosure is to be made that the information is the Confidential Information of the other party; if required by the other party as a condition of giving its consent, the Disclosing Party must provide the other party with a confidentiality undertaking in the form set out in Annexure 1 of this Schedule 5 signed by the person or persons to whom disclosure is to be made; and if required by the other party as a condition of giving its consent, the Disclosing Party must comply with clause 5.6; in accordance with a lawful and binding directive issued by a regulatory authority; if reasonably required to protect the safety of personnel or property or in connection with an emergency; as required by the listing rules of any stock exchange where that partys securities are listed or quoted. Each party must co-operate in any action taken by the other party to: protect the confidentiality of the other partys Confidential Information; or enforce its rights in relation to its Confidential Information. Each party must establish and maintain security measures to safeguard the other partys Confidential Information from unauthorised access, use, copying, reproduction or disclosure. Confidential Information provided by one party to the other party is provided for the benefit of that other party only. Each party acknowledges that no warranty is given by the Disclosing Party that the Confidential Information is or will be correct. Each party acknowledges that a breach of this Schedule 5 by one party may cause another party irreparable damage for which monetary damages would not be an adequate remedy. Accordingly, in addition to other remedies that may be available, a party may seek injunctive relief against such a breach or threatened breach of this Schedule 5. If: the Access Provider has the right to suspend or cease the supply of the Service under: Schedule 6 due to a payment breach under clause 6.7; or after suspension or cessation of supply of the Service under this FAD, the Access Seeker fails to pay amounts due or owing to the Access Provider by the due date for payment, then the Access Provider may do one or both of the following: notify and exchange information about the Access Seeker (including the Access Seekers Confidential Information) with any credit reporting agency or the Access Providers collection agent; and without limiting clause 5.10, disclose to a credit reporting agency: the defaults made by the Access Seeker to the Access Provider; and the exercise by the Access Provider of any right to suspend or cease supply of the Service under this FAD Annexure 1 of Schedule 5 Confidentiality undertaking form [Amend where necessary] CONFIDENTIALITY UNDERTAKING I, of [employers company name] ([undertaking company]) undertake to [full name of party who owns or is providing the confidential information as the case requires] ([Provider]) that: 1 Subject to the terms of this Undertaking, I will keep confidential at all times the information listed in Attachment1 to this Undertaking (Confidential Information) that is in my possession, custody, power or control. 2 I acknowledge that: (a) this Undertaking is given by me to [Provider] in consideration for [Provider] making the Confidential Information available to me for the Approved Purposes (as defined below); (b) all intellectual property in or to any part of the Confidential Information is and will remain the property of [Provider]; and (c) by reason of this Undertaking, no licence or right is granted to me, or any other employee, agent or representative of [undertaking company] in relation to the Confidential Information except as expressly provided in this Undertaking. 3 I will: (a) only use the Confidential Information for: (i) the purposes listed in Attachment 2 to this Undertaking; or (ii) any other purpose approved by [Provider] in writing; (the Approved Purposes); (b) comply with any reasonable request or direction from [provider] regarding the Confidential Information. 4 Subject to clause5, I will not disclose any of the Confidential Information to any other person without the prior written consent of [Provider]. 5 I acknowledge that I may disclose the Confidential Information to which I have access to: (a) any employee, external legal advisors, independent experts, internal legal or regulatory staff of [undertaking company], for the Approved Purposes provided that: (i) the person to whom disclosure is proposed to be made (the person) is notified in writing to [Provider] and [Provider] has approved the person as a person who may receive the Confidential Information, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld; the person has signed a confidentiality undertaking in the form of this Undertaking or in a form otherwise acceptable to [Provider]; and a signed undertaking of the person has already been served on [Provider]; if required to do so by law; and (c) any secretarial, administrative and support staff, who perform purely administrative tasks, and who assist me or any person referred to in paragraph 5(a) for the Approved Purpose. 6 I will establish and maintain security measures to safeguard the Confidential Information that is in my possession from unauthorised access, use, copying, reproduction or disclosure and use the same degree of care as a prudent person in my position would use to protect that persons confidential information. 7 Except as required by law and subject to paragraph10 below, within a reasonable time after whichever of the following first occurs: (a) termination of this Undertaking; (b) my ceasing to be employed or retained by [undertaking company] (provided that I continue to have access to the Confidential Information at that time); or (c) my ceasing to be working for [undertaking company] in respect of the Approved Purposes (other than as a result of ceasing to be employed by [undertaking company]); I will destroy or deliver to [Provider] the Confidential Information and any documents or things (or parts of documents or things), constituting, recording or containing any of the Confidential Information in my possession, custody, power or control other than electronic records stored in IT backup system that cannot be separately destroyed or deleted. 8 Nothing in this Undertaking shall impose an obligation upon me in respect of information: (a) which is in the public domain; or (b) which has been obtained by me otherwise than from [Provider] in relation to this Undertaking; provided that the information is in the public domain and/or has been obtained by me by reason of, or in circumstances which do not involve any breach of a confidentiality undertaking or a breach of any other obligation of confidence in favour of [Provider] or by any other unlawful means, of which I am aware. 9 I acknowledge that damages may not be a sufficient remedy for any breach of this Undertaking and that [Provider] may be entitled to specific performance or injunctive relief (as appropriate) as a remedy for any breach or threatened breach of this Undertaking, in addition to any other remedies available to [Provider] at law or in equity. 10 The obligations of confidentiality imposed by this Undertaking survive the destruction or delivery to [Provider] of the Confidential Information pursuant to paragraph7 above. Signed: ___________________________ Dated: ____________________________ Print name: ATTACHMENT 1 Any document, or information in any document provided by [provider] to [undertaking company] which [provider] claims is confidential information for the purposes of this Undertaking. ATTACHMENT 2 [Approved purpose(s)] Schedule 6 Suspension and termination The Access Provider may immediately suspend the supply of a Service or access to the Access Providers Network, provided it notifies the Access Seeker where practicable and provides the Access Seeker with as much notice as is reasonably practicable: during an Emergency; or where in the reasonable opinion of the Access Provider, the supply of that Service or access to the Access Providers Network may pose a threat to safety of persons, hazard to equipment, threat to Network operation, access, integrity or Network security or is likely to impede the activities of authorised persons responding to an Emergency; where, in the reasonable opinion of the Access Provider, the Access Seekers Network or equipment adversely affects or threatens to affect the normal operation of the Access Providers Network or access to the Access Providers Network or equipment (including for the avoidance of doubt, where the Access Seeker has delivered Prohibited Traffic onto the Access Providers Network); where an event set out in clauses 6.8(a) to (i) occurs; and is entitled to continue such suspension until (as the case requires) the relevant event or circumstance giving rise to the suspension has been remedied. If: the access seeker has failed to pay monies payable under this FAD; a Court determines that (and the decision is not subject to an appeal) the Access Seekers use of: its Facilities in connection with any Service supplied to it by the Access Provider; the Access Providers Facilities or Network; or any Service supplied to it by the Access Providers, is in contravention of any law; or the access seeker breaches a material obligation under this FAD (Suspension Event) and: as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming aware of the Suspension Event, the Access Provider gives a written notice to the access seeker: citing this clause; specifying the Suspension Event that has occurred; requiring the access Seeker to institute remedial action (if any) in respect of that event; and specifying the action which may follow due to a failure to comply with the notice, (Suspension Notice) and: the access seeker fails to institute remedial action as specified in the Suspension Notice within 10 Business Days after receiving the Suspension Notice (in this clause 6.2, the Remedy Period), the Access provider may, by written notice given to the access seeker as soon as reasonably practicable after the expiry of the Remedy Period: refuse to provide the Access seeker with the Service: of the kind in respect of which the Suspension Event has occurred; and a request for which is made by the access seeker after the date of the breach, until the remedial action specified in the Suspension Notice is completed or the Suspension Event otherwise ceases to exist; and suspend the provision of the Service until the remedial action specified in the Suspension Notice is completed. For the avoidance of doubt, subclause 6.2(a) does not apply to any monies payable that are the subject of a Billing Dispute that has been notified by the access seeker to the Access Provider in accordance with the Billing Dispute Procedures set out in this FAD. In the case of a suspension pursuant to clause 6.2, the access provider must reconnect the access seeker to the access providers Network and recommence the supply of the Service as soon as practicable after there no longer exists a reason for suspension and the access provider must do so subject to payment by the access seeker of the access providers reasonable costs of suspension and reconnection. If: an Access Seeker ceases to be a carrier or carriage service provider; or an Access Seeker ceases to carry on business for a period of more than 10 consecutive Business Days or in the case of an access seeker, any of the reasonable grounds specified in subsection 152AR(9) of the CCA apply; or an Access Seeker breaches a material obligation under this FAD, and: that breach materially impairs or is likely to materially impair the ability of the Access Provider to deliver Listed Carriage Services to its customers; and the Access Provider has given a written notice to the first-mentioned party within 20 Business Days of becoming aware of the breach (Breach Notice); and the Access Seeker fails to institute remedial action as specified in the Breach Notice within 10 Business Days after receiving the Breach Notice (in this clause 6.5, the Remedy Period), the supply of the Service(s) to the Access Seeker has been suspended pursuant to the terms and conditions of this FAD for a period of three months or more, the Access Provider may cease supply of the Service under this FAD by written notice given to the first-mentioned party at any time after becoming aware of the cessation, reasonable grounds or expiry of the Remedy Period specified in the Breach Notice (as the case may be). A party must not give the other party both a Suspension Notice under clause 6.2 and a Breach Notice under clause 6.5 in respect of: (a) the same breach; or different breaches that relate to or arise from the same act, omission or event or related acts, omissions or events; except: where a Suspension Notice has previously been given to the access seeker by the access provider in accordance with clause 6.2 in respect of a Suspension Event and the Suspension Event has not been rectified by the access seeker within the relevant Remedy Period specified in clause 6.2; and where an Access Seeker has not rectified a Suspension Event, then notwithstanding clause 6.5(d)(ii), the time period for the purposes of clause 6.5(d)(ii) will be 20 Business Days from the expiry of the time available to remedy the Suspension Event. For the avoidance of doubt, a party is not required to provide a Suspension Notice under clause 6.2 in respect of a breach before giving a Breach Notice in respect of that breach under clause 6.5. Notwithstanding any other provision of this FAD, either Party may at any time immediately cease the supply of the Service under this FAD by giving written notice of termination to the other Party if: an order is made or an effective resolution is passed for winding up or dissolution without winding up (otherwise than for the purposes of solvent reconstruction or amalgamation) of the other Party; or a receiver, receiver and manager, official manager, controller, administrator (whether voluntary or otherwise), provisional liquidator, liquidator, or like official is appointed over the undertaking and property of the other Party; or a holder of an encumbrance takes possession of the undertaking and property of the other party, or the other party enters or proposes to enter into any scheme of arrangement or any composition for the benefit of its creditors; or the other party is or is likely to be unable to pay its debts as and when they fall due or is deemed to be unable to pay its debts pursuant to section 585 or any other section of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth); or as a result of the operation of section 459F or any other section of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), the other party is taken to have failed to comply with a statutory demand; or a force majeure event substantially and adversely affecting the ability of a party to perform its obligations to the other party, continues for a period of three Months; or the other party breaches any of the terms of any of its loans, security or like agreements or any lease or agreement relating to significant equipment used in conjunction with the business of that other party related to the supply of the Service under this FAD; or the other party seeks or is granted protection from its creditors under any applicable legislation; or anything analogous or having a substantially similar effect to any of the events specified above occurs in relation to the other party. The cessation of the operation of this FAD: does not operate as a waiver of any breach by a party of any of the provisions of this FAD; and is without prejudice to any rights, liabilities or obligations of any party which have accrued up to the date of cessation. Without prejudice to the parties rights upon termination of the supply of the Service under this FAD, or expiry or revocation of this FAD, the Access provider must refund to the access seeker a fair and equitable proportion of those sums paid under this FAD by the access seeker which are periodic in nature and have been paid for the Service for a period extending beyond the date on which the supply of the Service under this FAD terminates, or this FAD ceases to have effect, subject to any invoices or other amounts outstanding from the access seeker to the access provider. In the event of a dispute in relation to the calculation or quantum of a fair and equitable proportion, either party may refer the matter for dispute resolution in accordance with the dispute resolution procedures set out in Schedule 4 of this FAD. Schedule 7 Liability and indemnity 7.1. Subject to clause 7.2, each Partys liability in respect of: (a) the 12 month period commencing on the date of the first supply of the Service under this FAD is limited to the aggregate amount paid or payable by the Access Seeker to the Access Provider for the Service provided by the Access Provider in that initial 12 month period; (b) any subsequent 12 month period commencing on any anniversary of the date of the first supply of the Service under this FAD is limited to the aggregate amount paid or payable by the Access Seeker to the Access Provider for the Service provided by the Access Provider in the 12 month period immediately prior to that anniversary. For the purposes of this clause 7.1, Liability arises when the act or omission giving rise to the Liability occurs, not when any claim is made by a party under this FAD in connection with that Liability. 7.2 The liability limitation in clause 7.1 does not apply to the Access Seekers liability to pay the Charges for the Service provided under this FAD, or the Parties indemnification obligations under clauses 7.3 and 7.4. 7.3 Each Party indemnifies the other Party against all Loss arising from the death of, or personal injury to, a Representative of the other Party, where the death or personal injury arises from: (a) an act or omission that is intended to cause death or personal injury; or (b) a negligent act or omission; by the first Party or by a Representative of the first Party. 7.4 Each Party indemnifies the other Party against all Loss arising from any loss of, or damage to, the property of the other party (or the property of a representative of the other Party), where the loss or damage arises from: (a) an act or omission that is intended to cause loss or damage to property; or a negligent act or omission; by the first Party or by a Representative of the first Party. 7.5 Each Party indemnifies the other Party against all Loss arising from a claim by a third person against the Innocent Party to the extent that the claim relates to a negligent act or omission by the first Party or by a Representative of the first Party. 7.6 Subject to clauses 7.3 and 7.4, a Party has no Liability to the other Party for or in respect of any consequential, special or indirect Loss or any loss of profits or data. 7.7 A Party has no Liability to the other Party for or in relation to any act or omission of, or any matter arising from or consequential upon any act or omission of, any end-user of a Party or any other third person who is not a Representative of a Party. 7.8 The Indemnifying Party is not obliged to indemnify the Innocent Party under this Schedule 7 to the extent that the liability the subject of the indemnity claim is the direct result of: (a) a breach of this FAD; (b) an act intended to cause death, personal injury, or loss or damage to property; or (c) a negligent act or omission; by the Innocent Party. 7.9 The Indemnifying Party is not obliged to indemnify the Innocent Party under this Schedule 7 or for in respect of a claim brought against the Innocent Party by an end-user of the Innocent Party, or a third person with whom the Innocent Party has a contractual relationship, to the extent that the Loss under such claim could have been excluded or reduced (regardless of whether such a Liability actually was excluded or reduced) by the Innocent Party in its contract with the end-user or third person. 7.10 The Innocent Party must take all reasonable steps to minimise the Loss it has suffered or is likely to suffer as a result of an event giving rise to an indemnity under this Schedule 7. If the Innocent Party does not take reasonable steps to minimise such Loss then the damages payable by the Indemnifying Party must be reduced as is appropriate in each case. 7.11 A Partys liability to the other Party for Loss of any kind arising out of the supply of the Service under this FAD or in connection with the relationship established by it is reduced to the extent (if any) that the other Party causes or contributes to the Loss. This reduction applies whether the first Partys liability is in contract, tort (including negligence), under statute or otherwise. 7.12 The Indemnifying Party must be given full conduct of the defence of any claim by a third party that is the subject of an indemnity under clause 7.3 or 7.4, including, subject to the Indemnifying Party first obtaining the written consent (which must not be unreasonably withheld) of the Innocent Party to the terms thereof, the settlement of such a claim. 7.13 Nothing in this Schedule 7 excludes or limits a Partys entitlement to damages under Part 5 of the Telecommunications (Consumer Protection and Service standards) Act 1999. Schedule 8 Communications with end-users 8.1 The Access Provider may communicate and deal with an Access Seekers end-users as expressly provided in clauses 8.2 to 8.4 and as otherwise permitted by law. 8.2 Subject to clause 8.3, the Access Provider may communicate and deal with the Access Seekers end-users: (a) in relation to goods and services which the Access Provider currently supplies or previously supplied to the end-user provided that the Access Provider only communicates and deals through its Retail Business Unit; (b) as members of the general public or a part of the general public or members of a particular class of recipients of carriage or other services; (c) where the Access Provider performs wholesale operations which require communications or dealings with such end-users, to the extent necessary to carry out such operations; (d) in a manner or in circumstances agreed by the Parties; or (e) in or in connection with an Emergency, to the extent it reasonably believes necessary to protect the safety of persons or property. 8.3 If: (a) an end-user of the Access Seeker initiates a communication with the Access Provider in relation to goods and/or services supplied to that end-user by the Access Seeker, the Access Provider must advise the end-user that they should discuss any matter concerning the Access Seekers goods and/or services with the Access Seeker and must not engage in any form of marketing or discussion of the Access Providers goods and/or services; (b) an end-user of the Access Seeker initiates a communication with the Access Provider in relation to goods and/or services supplied to that end-user by the Access Provider, the Access Provider may engage in any form of marketing or discussion of the Access Providers goods and/or services; and (c) an end-user of the Access Seeker initiates a communication with the Access Provider in relation to goods and/or services supplied to that end-user by the Access Provider and the Access Seeker, the Access Provider must advise the end-user that they should discuss any matter concerning the Access Seekers goods and/or services, with the Access Seeker, but may otherwise engage in any form of marketing or discussion of the Access Providers goods and/or services. 8.4 Where a Party communicates with the end-user of the other Party, that first mentioned Party must, where practicable, make and maintain records of that communication with the other Partys end-user in circumstances where that communication discusses anything concerning the other Partys goods or services with the end-user. For the avoidance of doubt, the obligation in this paragraph does not include a requirement to provide such records to the other Party (however such a requirement may arise pursuant to any dispute resolution procedure). 8.5 For the purposes of clauses 8.2 to 8.4, a communication shall include any form of communication, including without limitation telephone discussions and correspondence. 8.6 Neither Party may represent that: (a) it has any special relationship with or special arrangements with the other Party; (b) there are no consequences for an end-user when an end-user signs an authority to transfer their accounts or services; (c) a Service has any characteristics or functionality other than as specified in a relevant standard form of agreement or the service description for the Service or in any specifications, collateral or brochures published in relation to the Service; or (d) the other Party participates in the provision of the first mentioned Partys services, provided that a Party may, upon enquiry by an end-user, inform the end-user of the nature of its relationship with the other Party. 8.7 Where a Party communicates with an end-user of either Party, the first mentioned Party shall ensure that it does not attribute to the other Party: (a) blame for a Fault or other circumstance; or (b) the need for maintenance of a Network; or (c) the suspension of a Service, provided that this requirement does not require a Party to engage in unethical, misleading or deceptive conduct. 8.8 This Schedule 8 shall be subject to any applicable industry standard made by the ACMA pursuant to Part 6 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) and any applicable industry code registered pursuant to Part 6 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) in relation to communications or dealings with end-users. Schedule 9 Network modernisation and upgrade Notice to be provided where Access Provider undertakes a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade 9.1 Except where the parties agree otherwise, the Access Provider may make a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade by: providing the Access Seeker with notices in writing in accordance with clauses 9.2 and 9.4 (General Notification) and clauses 9.3 and 9.5 (Individual Notification); and consulting with the Access Seeker, and negotiating in good faith, any reasonable concerns of the Access Seeker, in relation to the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade. This clause 9.1 does not apply to an Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade. 9.2 The period of notices given under a General Notification provided by the Access Provider to the Access Seeker: must be an Equivalent Period of Notice; and in any event, must not be less than 30 weeks before the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade is scheduled to take effect. 9.3 An Individual Notification must be provided by the Access Provider to the Access Seeker as soon as practicable after the General Notification, taking account of all the circumstances of the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade. Information to be provided in the notices 9.4 A General Notification must include information on: the ESA affected by the proposed Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; the distribution area affected by the proposed Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; and a general description of the proposed Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade, including the indicative timing for the implementation of the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade. 9.5 An Individual Notification must include the following information in addition to the information provided in the relevant General Notification: the anticipated commencement date for implementing the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; details of the Access Seekers activated Services, or Services in the process of being activated at the date of the notice, that are likely to be affected by the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; the likely action required by the Access Seeker as a result of the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade (including the possible impact of the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade upon the Access Seekers Wholesale ADSL Services); and details of who the Access Seeker may contact to obtain further information about the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade. 9.6 An Individual Notification only needs to be given where a Service has been activated or the Access Provider is in the process of activating a service as at the date of the Individual Notification, and: the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade will require the Access Seeker to take particular action in order to continue to use the Service; or the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade will result in the Service no longer being supplied. 9.7 Where the Access Provider has provided the Access Seeker with an Individual Notification, the Access Provider must provide the Access Seeker with: updates about the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade covered by the notice, including: any update or change to the information provided in the Individual Notification; any new information available at the time of the update about: Services provided by the Access Provider in the relevant ESA that may be available to the Access Seeker; how the Access Seeker may be impacted by the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; and what steps the Access Seeker will be required to take to facilitate the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; and weekly reports about the anticipated cutover dates for the Access Seekers affected Services, beginning no less than five weeks prior to the anticipated commencement date for the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade. 9.8 The updates referred to in subclause 9.7(a) must be provided regularly (which is not required to be any more frequently than Monthly) after the Individual Notification. Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade 9.9 In the event of an Emergency, the Access Provider may conduct an Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade, and must use its best endeavours to provide the Access Seeker with an Individual Notification prior to the Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade being implemented; or where it is not practicable for prior notice to be given, the Access Provider must provide the Access Seeker with an Individual Notification as soon as reasonably practicable after the Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade is implemented. Coordinated Capital Works Program 9.10 The Access Provider must provide the Access Seeker with a written three year Coordinated Capital Works Program forecast in accordance with clause 9.11 of this schedule 14 Calendar Days from the date this Schedule takes effect (Coordinated Capital Works Program Forecast). 9.11 The Coordinated Capital Works Program Forecast will: be for the three year period commencing on the date the forecast is provided; describe generally the Access Providers indicative investment plans (as at the date of the forecast) for its Coordinated Capital Works Program over the next three years; include an evaluation of the impact that the Access Providers indicative investment plans may have on individual ESAs and Distribution Areas; and specify anticipated timeframes for implementation. 9.12 The Access Provider must update the Coordinated Capital Works Program Forecast (and provide the update forecasts in writing to the Access Seeker) regularly, at not less than six month intervals. 9.13 At the same time as the Access Provider provides a Coordinated Capital Works Program Forecast under clause 9.10 of this Schedule, the Access Provider must provide a copy of the Coordinated Capital Works Program Forecast to the ԭ. 9.14 The Access Provider must provide a written Coordinated Capital Works Program schedule to the Access Seeker by giving notice not less than 12 months before the anticipated commencement date of the Coordinated Capital Works Program in accordance with clause 9.15 of this Schedule (Coordinated Capital Works Program Schedule). 9.15 The Access Provider must provide the Coordinated Capital Works Program Schedule and make its best endeavours to identify: the ESAs and Distribution Areas affected; the Access Providers plan for the Coordinated Capital Works Program for each ESA; the Access Seekers Services in that Exchange that will be affected and the expected impact of the Coordinated Capital Works Program on the Access Seekers Services; and the anticipated timeframe for implementation of the Coordinated Capital Works Program. 9.16 At the same time as the Access Provider provides a Coordinated Capital Works Program Schedule under clause 9.15 of this Schedule, the Access Provider must provide a copy of the Coordinated Capital Works Program Schedule to the ԭ. 9.17 For the avoidance of doubt, the Access Provider must also comply with clauses 9.1 to 9.8 of this Schedule when complying with clauses 9.10 to 9.16 of this Schedule. 9.18 The Access Provider is taken to have complied with clause 9.10 if it has complied with subparagraph 11.1(a) in Schedule 4 of the Structural Separation Undertaking. Negotiations in good faith 9.19 Except where the parties agree otherwise, the Access Provider must not commence implementation of a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade unless: it complies with clauses 9.1 to 9.8; and it has consulted with the Access Seeker and has negotiated in good faith, and addressed the reasonable concerns of the Access Seeker in relation to the Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade. 9.20 Except where the parties agree otherwise, the Access Provider must not commence the implementation of a Coordinated Capital Works Program unless: it complies with clauses 9.14 to 9.16 of this Schedule; and it has consulted with the Access Seeker and has negotiated in good faith, and addressed the reasonable concerns of the Access Seeker in relation to the Coordinated Capital Works Program. 9.21 Notwithstanding any continuing negotiations between the Access Provider and the Access Seeker pursuant to clauses 9.1, 9.19 and 9.20, if the Access Provider has complied with this Schedule 9, a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade may proceed within a reasonable time period, taking account of all the circumstances, after an Individual Notification has been issued, unless both parties agree otherwise. 9.22 In attempting to reach a mutually acceptable resolution in relation to a variation under clauses 9.1, 9.19 and 9.20, the parties must recognise any need that the Access Provider may have to ensure that the specifications for the Services which the Access Providers supplies to more than one of its customers need to be consistent (including, without limitation having regard to the incorporation by the Access Provider of any relevant international standards). Dispute Resolution 9.23 If a dispute arises in relation to a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade, then the matter may be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution procedures set out in Schedule 4 of this FAD. Miscellaneous 9.24 A requirement for the Access Provider to provide information in written form includes provision of that information in electronic form. 9.25 Any information provided by the Access Provider in electronic form must be in a text-searchable and readable format. Schedule 10 Changes to operating manuals 10.1 Operational documents concerning the Service may be amended: by the Access Provider from time to time to implement or reflect a change to its standard processes, subject to: giving 20 Business Days prior written notice to the Access Seeker including a documented list of all amendments, and a market-up copy of the proposed new operational document that clearly identifies all amendments; and allowing the Access Seeker to provide comments during the notice period on the proposed amendments, and giving reasonable consideration to any comments which the Access Seeker has made on the proposed amendments; and otherwise, by agreement of the parties. 10.2 Upon completion of the process set out in clause 10.1, the Access Provider must notify the Access Seeker and make available to the Access Seeker a copy of the new operational document. 10.3 Where operational documents concerning the Service are amended in accordance with clause 10.1 and the Access Seeker believes that the amendments: are unreasonable; or deprive the Access Seeker of a fundamental part of the bargain it obtained under this FAD; the Access Seeker may seek to have the matter resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution procedures set out in Schedule 4 of this FAD. Schedule 11 Resale Services 11.1 The Access Seeker can acquire a Service for the purpose of supplying to a Reseller. 11.2 The Access Seeker is not required to: (a) notify the Access Provider when the Access Seeker acquires, or seeks to acquire, a Service for the purpose of supplying a Reseller; and/or (b) obtain the Access Providers consent to that supply. Schedule 12 Definitions and Interpretation Interpretation In this FAD, unless the contrary intention appears: (a) the singular includes the plural and vice versa; (b) the words "including" and "include" mean "including, but not limited to"; and (c) terms defined in the CCA or the Telecommunications Act 1997 have the same meaning. Definitions 2011 Fixed Line Services FADs means Final Access Determinations No. 16 of 2011 made by the ԭ on 20 July 2011 (as varied from time to time); ԭ means the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission; Access Agreement has the same meaning as given to that term in section 152BE of the CCA; Access Provider has the same meaning as given to that term in subsection 152AR(2) of the CCA; Access Seeker has the same meaning as given to that term in section 152AG of the CCA; ACDC means the Australian Commercial Disputes Centre Limited; ACDC Guidelines means the mediation guidelines of the ACDC in force from time to time; ACMA means the Australian Communications and Media Authority; ADSL enabled exchange list means the ADSL enabled exchange list available on the Telstra Wholesale website as at 13 May 2013. A copy is published on the ԭs website. Billing Dispute means a dispute relating to a Charge or an invoice issued by the Access Provider to the Access Seeker; Billing Dispute Notice means a notice given pursuant to clause 2.10; Billing Dispute Procedures means the procedures set out in clauses 2.10 to 2.29; Business Day means any day other than Saturday or Sunday or a day which is a gazetted public holiday in the place concerned; Calendar Day means a day reckoned from midnight to midnight; Calendar Month means a period commencing at the beginning of any day of a named month and ending: (a) at the end of the day before the corresponding day of the next named month; or (b) if there is no such corresponding day at the end of the next named month; Carriage Service has the same meaning given to that term in section 7 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth); CCA means the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth); Charge means a charge for the supply of the Service; Confidential Information means all information, know-how, ideas, concepts, technology, manufacturing processes, industrial, marketing and commercial knowledge of a confidential nature (whether in tangible or intangible form and whether coming into existence before or after the commencement of this FAD) relating to or developed in connection with or in support of the Service supplied under this FAD (the first mentioned party) but does not include: (a) information which is or becomes part of the public domain (other than through any breach of this FAD); (b) information rightfully received by the other party from a third person without a duty of confidentiality being owed by the other party to the third person, except where the other party has knowledge that the third person has obtained that information either directly or indirectly as a result of a breach of any duty of confidence owed to the first mentioned party; or (c) information which has been independently developed or obtained by the other party; or (d) information about Services supplied by the Access Provider (including where that information is generated by the Access Provider) that has been aggregated with other information of a similar or related nature, such that the Access Seeker cannot be identified by the information or any part of it. Coordinated Capital Works Program means a planned Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade with respect to the Service that extends across more than one ESA but does not include an Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade. Disclosing Party has the meaning set out in clause 5.5 in Schedule 5 of this FAD; Distribution Area has the same meaning as in the Network Deployment Rules. Emergency means an emergency due to an actual or potential occurrence (such as fire, flood, storm, earthquake, explosion, accident, epidemic or war-like action) which: (a) endangers or threatens to endanger the safety or health of persons; or (b) destroys or damages, or threatens to destroy or damage property, being an emergency which requires a significant and co-ordinated response; Emergency Network Modernisation and Upgrade means a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade that is required and is reasonably necessary and a proportionate response to address an Emergency Equivalent Period of Notice means a period of notice commencing at the time that the Access Provider has approved and allocated the capital expenditure or otherwise approved and made a decision to commit to a Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade; ESA means a geographic area generally serviced by a single Exchange; Event means an act, omission or event relating to or arising out of this FAD or part of this FAD; Exp[ ] means the mathematical exponential function; Exchange means a building in which telephone switching or other equipment of an Access Provider or Access Seeker has been installed for use in connection with a telecommunications network; Expert Committee means a committee established under clause 4.11; FAD means this Final Access Determination for the Wholesale ADSL Service; Fault means: (a) a failure in the normal operation of a Network or in the delivery of the Service; or (b) any issue as to the availability or quality of the Service supplied to an end-user via the Access Seeker, notified by the end-user to the Access Seekers help desk, that has been reasonably assessed by the Access Provider as being the Access Providers responsibility to repair; General Notification has the meaning set out in clause 9.1 of Schedule 9; Individual Notification has the meaning set out in clause 9.1 of Schedule 9; Initiating Notice has the meaning as set out in clause 4.11 of Schedule 4; Indemnifying Party means the Party giving an indemnity under this FAD; Innocent Party means the Party receiving the benefit of an indemnity under this FAD; Liability (of a party) means any liability of that party (whether in contract, in tort, under statute or in any other way and whether due to negligence, wilful or deliberate breach or any other cause) under or in relation to this FAD, or part of this FAD or in relation to any Event or series of related Events; Listed Carriage Service has the same meaning given to that term in section 7 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth); Loss includes liability, loss, damage, costs, charges or expenses (including legal costs); Major Network Modernisation and Upgrade means a modernisation or upgrade that: (a) involves the installation of the Access Providers customer access modules closer to end-users than an Exchange; (b) requires the removal/relocation of the Service provided from Exchanges and the establishment of a new POI (or relocation of an existing POI) for the Service; or (c) results in a Service no longer being supplied or adversely affects the quality of that Service (or any services supplied by an Access Seeker to their end-users using the Service), but does not mean, or include, an Emergency Network Modernisation Upgrade or an NBN related upgrade; Month means a Calendar Month; Network of a party, means that partys system, or series of systems, that carries, or is capable of carrying communications by means of guided or unguided electromagnetic energy; Network Deployment Rules means the industry code entitled ACIF C559:2005 Unconditioned Local Loop Service Network Deployment Rules registered by the ACMA under section 117 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) and as amended from time to time. Non-Billing Dispute means a dispute other than a Billing Dispute; Ongoing Creditworthiness Information has the meaning as set out in clause 3.8 of Schedule 3 of this FAD; Party means a party to this FAD; People of a party, means each of that partys directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, advisers and representatives but does not include that partys end-users or the other party; POI means point of interconnection and is a location for the interconnection of networks; Prohibited Traffic means traffic offered across a point of interconnection for which there is no agreement between the Access Provider and the Access Seeker that the Access Provider will carry such traffic or provide a related service to the Access Seeker; Representative of a Party means each of that partys directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, advisers and representatives, but does not include that Partys end-users or the other Party; Reseller means a person that acquires the Service, or a service derived from the Service, from an Access Seeker, for the purpose of reselling, or transforming and then selling, a service to end-users. Retail Business Unit has the same meaning given to that term in Schedule 1 of Telstras Structural Separation Undertaking; Security Deposit means any sum of money deposited by the Access Seeker with the Access Provider, from time to time, for the purposes of fulfilling in whole or in part the requirement under this FAD that the Access Seeker provide Security to the Access Provider; Security means the amount and form of security required to be provided to the Access Provider in respect of the provision by the Access Provider of the Wholesale ADSL Service under Schedule 3 Service means the Wholesale ADSL Service. Suspension Event has the meaning set out in clause 6.2 of Schedule 6; Suspension Notice has the meaning set out in clause 6.2 of Schedule 6; Structural Separation Undertaking means: an undertaking given by Telstra under subsection 577A(1) of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) which comes into force in accordance with section 577AB, and any amendment to that undertaking which comes into force in accordance with subsection 577B(6); and a migration plan approved by the ԭ under Subdivision B of Division 2 of Part 33 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth) which, pursuant to subsection 577BE(5), forms part of the undertaking referred to in paragraph (a), and any amendment to that plan which is approved by the ԭ in accordance with section 577BF, and includes all binding schedules, annexures and attachments to such documents; Wholesale ADSL Service means the wholesale asymmetric digital subscriber service declared under subsection 152AL(3) of the CCA. Zone 1 means the Zone of that name (as it stood on 13 May 2013) on the ADSL enabled exchange list that Telstra maintains for the purpose of calculating monthly end-user access charges for a Service, and for the avoidance of doubt includes Zone 1(a). Zone 2+3 means the amalgam of the zones named Zone 2 and Zone 3 (as they stood on 13 May 2013) on the ADSL enabled exchange list that Telstra maintains for the purpose of calculating monthly end-user access charges for a Service.  HYPERLINK "http://www.telstrawholesale.com.au/download/document/access-broadband-adsl-en-ex.xls" \o "Link to the document 'ADSL enabled exchange list' on Telstra Wholesale's website."http://www.telstrawholesale.com.au/download/document/access-broadband-adsl-en-ex.xls.      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