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Thanks for the feedback. ICASA also told me to try again tommorowkingmonty said:@rpm, I've also been trying, no luck
rpm said:ICASA also told me to try again tommorow![]()
reech said:So...any news on the ICASA adsl regulations..... ?
Telephone Conversation said:Me: Hi, I'm phoning to get some information on the ADSL pricing regulations which ICASA is set to release soon.
Mihloti: Aah ok. At the moment we're still waiting to finalise some small logistical problems that we're having. I'm confident that by Friday you'll know exactly what is going on with them.
Me: Thanks. What was the reason for delays in the regulations being published?
Mihloti: There were a couple of reasons. One was that ICASA did not wish to interrupt the running of businesses by publishing these regulations (not sure about that but maybe someone else can help out there?). The second is that until today the original Telecoms act was in effect but with the ECA now in place we no longer have to send the regulations to the minister for approval. As well as this we have to wait on Government printers to be able to publish.
Me: Has Paris signed off on the regulations yet?
Mihloti: In this case Paris doesn't need to sign off on them. The council has approved the regulations so they're fine and it's just logisitcal problems now.
Me: Thanks.
Mihloti: My pleasure. I'm confident that on Friday you'll hear everything you want to know about the regulations.
i think we are all setting ourselves up for disappointed by thinking that there is anything good for us in that "document"Aspersie said:nope I got almost very happy reading the title but you know .........
AntiThesis said:Yebo yes. I seem to have luck with these things...
After a couple of holds and some redirects I got through to a very nice gentleman by the name of Mihloti who is currently working with the Chairperson of the council dealing with the regulations. I'd like to point out that ICASA has a groovy, funky jazz kind of hold music that absolutely trounces anything Telkom has.
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It sounds a little like ICASA has realised that our dearest Ivy is a bit of a bottleneck when it comes to passing regulations. At least it's fairly encouraging that they say friday and that the word imminent was not used once.
albert123 said:i think we are all setting ourselves up for disappointed by thinking that there is anything good for us in that "document"
albert123 said:i think we are all setting ourselves up for disappointed by thinking that there is anything good for us in that "document"
AntiThesis Telephoen call said:As well as this we have to wait on Government printers to be able to publish.