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March 14th 2008

The Authority has been advised that on Friday 14th March 2008, the Honourable Kennedy Swaratsingh, Minister of Public Administration, exercised his powers pursuant to sections 30 and 39 of the Telecommunications Act 2001, to terminate concessions and licences granted to Laqtel Limited.
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March 08th 2008
News Release

The Dispute Resolution Panel appointed to resolve the dispute in relation to final interconnection rates between Digicel Trinidad and Tobago Limited (Digicel) and Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (TSTT) delivered its final decision yesterday, 7th March 2008.

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February 21st 2008
Notice

The Authority wishes to announce that the deadline for comments on the "Proposed Central office Codes Exhaust Analysis Methodology" has been extended to March 7th 2008 at 4.00 p.m.

January 11th 2008
Recommendations have been made to the Minister of Public Administration for two additional Concessions for the provision of Free to Air Television Broadcasting services
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October 29th 2007
The Authority has published Radio Frequency Radiation measurements taken from cell towers throughout the country.
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October 22nd 2007
The Authority has issued a Press Statement on the Auction of Radio Spectrum to provide Public Broadband Wireless Services (BWA). arrow more

October 16th 2007
The Authority wishes to advise that modifications have been made to the following documents:

  • Eligibity and Evaluation Criteria for Concessions

  • Concession Application Form

October 1st 2007
The Authority has laid charges against Laqtel Ltd. for failure to post a Peformance Bond. arrow more

The Authority has issued a Request For Proposals to Provide Free To Air Television Broadcasting Services. arrow more

August 9th 2007

NOTICE

We wish to advise that a modification has been made to the Consultative Document: " Proposed Costing Methodology".arrow more

COMMENTS INVITED ON PROPOSED COSTING METHODOLOGY FOR THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR .
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July 16th 2007
A new version of the paper "Position and Procedures in respect of Non-Objections for Applications to Town and Country Planning Division for Site Approval of Telecommunications Structures" has been published.
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20th June 2007
Migration Plan: 1800 MHz Band to 1900 MHz Band Allocated to Cellular Mobile Services for the Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT)

The Authority invites comments to the captioned consultative document. This document seeks to establish the process by which TSTT shall migrate its public domestic mobile telecommunications network from the 1800 MHz band to the 1900 MHz band allocated for cellular mobile services.


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June 15th 2007
Applications for the provision of public Internet services using wired facilities are invited.

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May 24th 2007
A revised version of the document 'Eligibility and availability criteria for Concessions' has been published. There have been changes to the Status of the Application Process for the various types of concessions
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World Telecommunication and Information Society Day,
May 17th 2007.

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Expressions of Interest are hereby invited from parties interested in providing ‘FREE TO AIR’ TELEVISION BROADCASTING SERVICES.
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Notice of Central Office Codes assigned to the various providers of mobile and fixed line telephone services in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Approved Budget for 2006/2007
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public notice


Pursuant to the Telecommunications Act 2001, as amended by the Telecommunications Amendment Act 2004, the attention of the public is drawn to Sections 22 and 37 of the Act which state:

Section 22(1) (a)

“Every concession for a public telecommunications network, a public telecommunications service or a broadcasting service shall require the concessionaire to pay fees annually to the Authority”

Section 37(1)(a)

“Every licence shall require the licensee to pay fees annually to the Authority”

Consistent with the above, all concessionaires and licensees are hereby notified that with immediate effect:

Concession and licence fees that were being paid to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration and Information, should now be paid directly to the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago.

Licence fees for wireless equipment that were being paid to the Customs and Excise Division, Ministry of Finance, should now be paid directly to the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago.

 

 

Signed by

John Prince

Executive Director

 


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