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Title: Wyn Lucas


1
Wyn Lucas
  • Independent Telecommunications Consultant

2
ITU-T Study Group 3
  • Role, functioning, achievements and issues.

3
Agenda
  • Study Group 3 Structure.
  • Activities of the Working Parties etc.
  • Key issues.
  • Achievements.

4
Study Group 3
  • Established by the World Telecommunications
    Standardisation Assembly (WTSA).
  • Responsible for the study of 4 questions
    allocated to it by the WTSA.
  • Chairman and two Vice-Chairmen appointed by the
    WTSA.

5
Study Group 3 Structure
Study Group Plenary
TAF
R.G. TD
TAS
Working Party 1
Working Party 2
TAL
R. G.
R.G
TEUREM
R.G.
R.G
R.G.
6
Functions of Plenary
  • Establish Working Parties and allocate work.
  • Establish Rapporteur Groups of Plenary.
  • Consider issues not allocated to WPs.
  • Consider reports of WPs.
  • Initiate approval process for Recommendations.

7
Plenary Activities
  • International telecommunications Regulations.
  • Progress Reports from Regional Groups
  • Report of Rapporteur Group on TD.
  • Report of Working Party 1.
  • Report of Working Party 2.

8
Working Party 1
  • Responsible for the study of Q 1/3
  • Development of charging and accounting/settleme
    nt mechanisms for network capabilities and
    services features made available by new
    technologies.

9
Working Party 1 Activities
  • Rapporteur Group - IP telephony
  • Rapporteur Group International Internet
    connection.
  • Rapporteur Group IMT 2000
  • Rapporteur Group - Modification of D 50
  • Rapporteur Group Mobile access to
    HCD and IFS.
  • (HCD, Home Country Direct, IFS, International
    Toll-Free Service)

10
Working Party 2
  • Responsible for the study of Q 2/3
  • Adaptation of the D-series Recommendations to
    the evolving market environment.

11
Working Part 2 activities
  • Rapporteur Group International calls
    terminating on mobile networks.
  • Revision of Recommendation D 140.
  • Revision of Recommendation D 180.
  • Revision of Recommendation D 190.
  • Shortening of the Settlement Period
  • Code of Conduct for accounting rate negotiation.
  • Handbook on costing methodologies.

12
Rapporteur Group on Terms and Definitions
  • Responsible for the study of Q 4/3
  • Terms and definitions for Recommendations
    dealing with tariff and accounting principles

13
Regional Tariff Groups
  • Responsible for the study of Q 3/3
  • Regional studies for the development of cost
    models together with related economic and policy
    issues

14
4 Regional Groups
  • TAF Tariff Group Africa
  • TAS Tariff Group Asia and Oceania
  • TAL Tariff Group Latin America
  • TEUREM Tariff Group Europe and Mediterranean
    Basin. (Dormant)

15
Study Group 3 Achievements
  • Revision of Recommendation D 150 New System for
    Accounting in international telephony.
  • Revision of Recommendation D 140 Accounting
    Rate Principles for International Telephone
    Services.
  • Recommendation D 50
  • Revision of Recommendation D 93 Charging and
    Accounting in the International Land Mobile
    Telephone Service.

16
D 150
  • Original methods of accounting
  • Flat rate price procedure.
  • Traffic-unit price procedure.
  • Additional methods
  • Termination charge.
  • Settlement rate.
  • Special arrangements.

17
D 140
  • Revised Annex C
  • Revised Annex A
  • Supplement to Annex A updated indicative
    settlement rates.

18
D 50
  • Recommends that
  • administrations involved in the
    provision of international Internet connections
    negotiate and agree to bilateral commercial
    arrangements enabling direct international
    Internet connections that take into account the
    possible need for compensation between them for
    the value of elements such as traffic flow,
    number of routes, geographical coverage and cost
    of international transmission amongst others.
  • Update after June meeting

19
D 193 revised 2000
  • to negotiate
  • a separate rate for traffic terminating on a
    mobile network
  • however, this is by bilateral negotiation and
    when the rate is cost orientated
  • The difference between the two rates should be as
    small as possible
  • Many countries now request very high settlement
    rates (3 5 times)
  • A review is now going on in the SG3
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