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Telecommunications Numbering Plan Variation 2011 (No. 2)1
Telecommunications Act 1997
The AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY makes this Variation under subsection 455 (1) of the Telecommunications Act 1997.
Dated                     15 December 2011
 
Chris Chapman
[signed]
Member
 
 
 
 
Richard Bean
[signed]
Member/General Manager
 
 
 
 
 
Australian Communications and Media Authority
1              Name of Variation
                This Variation is the Telecommunications Numbering Plan Variation 2011 (No. 2).
2              Commencement
                This Variation commences on the day after it is registered.
3              Variation of Telecommunications Numbering Plan 1997
                Schedule 1 varies the Telecommunications Numbering Plan 1997.
4              Transitional – numbers taken to have been allocated
                The repeal by this Variation of Chapter 13 of the Telecommunications Numbering Plan 1997 does not affect the declaration, for subsection 75 (1) of the Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1997, that specified numbers are taken to have been allocated to specified persons on 31 December 1997.
Note   Subsection 75 (3) of the Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1997 provides that the section does not prevent the subsequent transfer, surrender or withdrawal of numbers that are declared to have been allocated to specified persons.
Schedule 1        Variations
(section 3)
  
[1]           Section 1.2, second boxed note
omit
has 13 Chapters.
insert
has 14 Chapters.
[2]           Section 1.2, second boxed note
after
Chapter 5 — Telex numbers
insert
Chapter 5A — International signalling point codes (ISPCs)
[3]           Section 1.2, second boxed note
after
Chapter 7 — Transfer, surrender or withdrawal of numbers
insert
Chapter 7A — Monitoring and reporting use of geographic numbers
[4]           Section 1.2, second boxed note
omit
Chapter 13 — Declaration of numbers taken to have been allocated.
[5]           Paragraph 2.2 (1) (k)
omit
[6]           Section 6.2, boxed note
substitute
 
Information about allocations
Under subsection 455 (6) of the Act, rules about the allocation of numbers to carriage service providers may authorise the allocation of specified numbers in accordance with an allocation system determined under section 463 of the Act, or otherwise.
The rules in this Chapter deal with administrative allocations of numbers for use in connection with the supply of carriage services. They do not deal with allocation in accordance with an allocation system.
 
[7]           Chapter 6, Part 2, Division 1, heading
omit
[8]           Chapter 6, Part 2, Division 1, boxed note
substitute
 
Information about Part 2
This Part sets out the procedures that a carriage service provider must follow to apply for allocation of a number. The procedures include the payment of application charges.
 
[9]           Chapter 6, Part 2, Subdivision 1
omit
[10]         Chapter 6, Part 2, Subdivision 2, heading
substitute
Division 1              Application for allocation of numbers
[11]         Chapter 6, Part 2, Subdivision 3, heading and boxed note
substitute
Division 2              Assessment of application
 
Information about Division 2
This Division sets out rules that ACMA must follow when dealing with an application. It includes provisions about:
·         how ACMA must decide whether an application is routine or complex
·         how ACMA must deal with these kinds of applications
·         when ACMA must consider the recommendation of an advisory committee.
[12]         Subsection 6.12 (3)
omit
Subdivision.
insert
Division.
[13]         Chapter 6, Part 2, Subdivision 4, heading and boxed note
substitute
Division 3              Allocation procedures
 
Information about Division 3
This Division sets out information about how ACMA must carry out an allocation, including provisions about:
·         how ACMA will deal with a situation where there is more than one request for the allocation of a particular number
·         the unit size for allocation of numbers
·         when a carriage service provider may apply to ACMA for allocation of a unit of numbers that is smaller than the unit size.
[14]         Subsection 6.23 (1)
omit
that are not pooled numbers
[15]         Chapter 6, Part 2, Subdivision 5, heading and boxed note
substitute
Division 4              Conditional allocation
 
Information about Division 4
This Division allows ACMA to make an allocation subject to certain conditions.
[16]         Chapter 6, Part 2, Subdivision 6, heading
substitute
Division 5              Making the decision
[17]         Section 6.30
omit each mention of
44 working days
insert
60 business days
[18]         Subsection 6.34 (1)
omit
15
insert
10
[19]         Subsection 7.15 (1)
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         (1)   For
insert
For
[20]         Subsection 7.15 (1)
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(other than pooled numbers)
[21]         Subsection 7.15 (3), except the note
omit
[22]         Subsection 7.15 (3), note
omit
           non-pooled
[23]         Section 7.18, boxed note
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Division
insert
Part
[24]         Sections 7.27 and 7.28
omit
[25]         Subsection 8.1 (3)
omit
numbers, local numbers and numbers in a number pool.
insert
numbers and local numbers.
[26]         Chapter 8, Part 2, heading
substitute
Part 2                 Rules for issuing and using shared numbers, emergency service numbers and local numbers
  
[27]         Section 8.2
omit
numbers, local numbers and numbers in a number pool.
insert
numbers and local numbers.
[28]         Chapter 13
omit
[29]         Schedule 1, Part 1
omit
 
0011 00
Testing service
6 digit number

0011 09
Testing service
10 digit number

0015 0
Testing service
6 digit number

0017 0
0017 1
0017 5
Internal network service
5 digit number

0018
Internal network service
4 digit number

[30]         Schedule 1, Part 1
omit
 
12 69
Internal network service (where a call to the number does not remain in the telecommunications network on which it originated)
10 digit number
 
[31]         Schedule 1, Part 1
omit
 
12 72
12 73
12 74
12 75
12 76
12 77
12 78
12 79
Testing service
6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 digit number

15
Internal network service
5 digit number

19 9
Testing service
3 digit number

insert
 
12 72
Testing service
6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 digit number
[32]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
014 0
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 1 014 2 014 3
Satellite telephone service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 4
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 5
Satellite telephone service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 6
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 7
Satellite telephone service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 8
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

014 9
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

015
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

016 0 (except 016 00)
Paging service
Call charge limited to low charge
6 digit number
Yes
Not shared

016 1
016 2
016 3
Paging service
Call charge limited to low charge
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

016 6
016 7
016 8
016 9
Paging service
Call charge limited to low charge
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

017 1
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

017 2
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

017 8
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

017 9
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

018 00
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

018 (except 018 00)
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
No
Not shared

insert
 
014 1 014 2 014 3
014 5
014 7
Satellite telephone service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

016 3
Paging service
Call charge limited to low charge
9 digit number
Yes
Not shared

018 01
Analogue AMPS service
9 digit number
No
Not shared

[33]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
019 80
019 81
019 82
019 83
Data network access service
Call charge limited to low charge
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

019 84
019 85
019 86
019 87
019 88
Data network access service
Call charge limited to low charge
5 digit number
Yes
Not shared

insert
 
019 80
019 82
019 83
Data network access service
Call charge limited to low charge
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared
[34]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
040
041
Digital mobile service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

042
043
044
045
046
047
048
049
Digital mobile service
10 digit number
Not for use until 9 November 1998 due to renumbering
Yes
Not shared

0500
Universal personal telecommunications service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

insert
 
04
Digital mobile service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared
[35]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
059
ENUM trial
10 digit number
Not for use after 6 June 2007
Yes
Not shared
[36]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
11 01
11 02
11 03
11 04
11 05
11 06
11 07
11 08
11 09
Community service
Call charge limited to low charge
6 digit number
No
Not shared

11 3
Public interest service
Call charge limited to low charge
6 digit number
No
Not shared

11 40 (except 11 409)
Mass calling service
Call charge limited to low charge
8 digit number
No
Not shared

11 41
11 42
11 43
Mass calling service
Call charge limited to low charge
8 digit number
No
Not shared

11 45
11 46
11 47
11 48
11 49
Mass calling service
Call charge limited to low charge
8 digit number
No
Not shared

[37]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
12 69
Internal network service (where a call to the number does not remain in the telecommunications network on which it originated)
10 digit number
No
Not shared
[38]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
12 72
12 73
12 74
12 75
12 76
12 77
12 78
12 79
Testing service
Call charge limited to low charge
6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 digit number
No
Not shared

18 30
Supplementary control service
Call charge limited to low charge
4 digit number
No
Not shared

18 33
18 34
18 35
18 36
18 37
18 38
18 39
Supplementary control service
Call charge limited to low charge
4 digit number
No
Not shared

18 5
Universal personal telecommunications profile access service
Call charge limited to low charge
5 digit number
No
Not shared

insert
 
12 72
Testing service
Call charge limited to low charge
6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 digit number
No
Not shared
[39]         Schedule 4, Part 1
omit
 
19 02
Premium rate service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

19 06
Carriage service that is both a Premium rate service and a Paging service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared

insert
 
19 02
19 06
Premium rate service
10 digit number
Yes
Not shared
[40]         Schedule 4, Part 7
omit
 
12 8 (except 12 82)
Call information service
5 digit number
No
Not shared

12 82
Call information service
4 digit number
Not for use until after 30 June 1998 due to renumbering
No
Not shared

18 30
Supplementary control service
4 digit number
No
Not shared

[41]         Schedule 4, Part 7
omit
 
18 33
18 34
18 35
18 36
18 37
18 38
18 39
Supplementary control service
4 digit number
No
Not shared
[42]         Schedule 8
omit
 
Universal personal telecommunications service
0500
100,000 numbers
[43]         Schedule 8
omit
 
ENUM trial
059
1,000 numbers
[44]         Schedule 8
omit
 
Analogue AMPS service
014, 015, 017, 018 or 019
100,000 numbers

Paging service
‘016’ with 6 digits
‘016’ with 9 digits
1 number
1,000 numbers

Data network access service
019 with 5 digits
1 number

 
019 80, 019 81, 019 82 or 019 83
1 000 numbers

Community service
110
115
116
118
119
100 numbers
10 numbers
10 numbers
1 number
1 number

Public interest service
113
115
116
118
100 numbers
10 numbers
10 numbers
1 number

Mass calling service
114
100 numbers

insert
 
Analogue AMPS service
018 01
1 number

Paging service
016 3
1,000 numbers

Data network access service
019 2
1 number

 
019 80, 019 82 or 019 83
1 000 numbers

Community service
119
1 number

[45]         Schedule 8
omit
 
Testing service
1272, 1273, 1274, 1275, 1276, 1277, 1278 or 1279
199
100 numbers
1 number
insert
 
Testing service
1272
100 numbers
[46]         Schedule 8
omit
 
Supplementary service
183
1 number

Universal personal telecommunications profile access service
185
1 number

[47]         Schedule 11, item 11
omit
that is not a pooled number
[48]         Schedule 11, item 12
omit
numbers, that are not pooled numbers,
insert
numbers
[49]         Schedule 11, item 13
omit
number, that is not a pooled number,
insert
number
[50]         Schedule 11, items 14, 17 and 18
omit
number that is not a pooled
[51]         Schedule 12
omit
[52]         Dictionary, definition of call information service
omit
[53]         Dictionary, definition of country code
substitute
country code means a set of digits assigned by the International Telecommunication Union that:
                (a)    indicates the country, group of countries or geographic area to which an international call is made; or
               (b)    is used to identify a global service; or
                (c)    is used to identify an international network.
[54]         Dictionary, definition of ENUM, including the note
omit
[55]         Dictionary, definitions of ENUM trial, ENUM trial number, mass calling service and number pool
omit
[56]         Dictionary, definition of public interest service, including the note
omit
[57]         Dictionary, definition of supplementary control service, including the examples
omit
[58]         Dictionary, definitions of universal personal telecommunications profile access service and universal personal telecommunications service
omit
[59]         Further amendments — 3 months
                The following provisions are amended by omitting ‘6’ and inserting ‘3’:
                   •     paragraphs 3.47 (6) (g) and (n)
                   •     paragraphs 3.59 (6) (g) and (n)
                   •     paragraphs 3.69 (4) (g) and (m)
                   •     paragraphs 3.87 (2) (i) and (m)
                   •     paragraph 3.96 (1) (b)
                   •     subparagraphs 6.16 (2) (b) (i) and (ii)
                   •     paragraph 7.21 (1) (b)
                   •     Schedule 7, paragraphs 1.9 (a) and (b).
[60]         Further amendments — business days
                The following provisions are amended by omitting each mention of ‘working’ and inserting ‘business’:
                   •     subparagraph 3.8C (2) (b) (i)
                   •     subsection 3.8D (1)
                   •     paragraph 3.8G (1) (b)
                   •     section 5A.7
                   •     subsections 5A.9 (1) and (3)
                   •     subsection 5A.11 (1)
                   •     subsections 5A.15 (1) and (3)
                   •     subsection 5A.17 (1)
                   •     paragraph 5A.19 (1) (b)
                   •     paragraph 5A.20 (1) (b)
                   •     section 5A.23
                   •     paragraph 5A.25 (1) (b)
                   •     paragraph 5A.27 (2) (b)
                   •     subsection 5A.27 (3A)
                   •     subsection 6.7 (3)
                   •     subsection 6.11 (3)
                   •     subsection 6.26 (2)
                   •     paragraph 6.27 (5) (a)
                   •     subsections 6.29 (1) and (2)
                   •     subsection 7.11 (6)
                   •     subsection 7.16 (3)
                   •     paragraph 7.17 (2) (a)
                   •     subsections 7.17 (3) and (5)
                   •     paragraph 7.20 (5) (a)
                   •     subsection 7.21 (5)
                   •     subsection 7.23 (5)
                   •     subsections 7.23 (7) and (8)
                   •     subsection 7.28 (1)
                   •     subsections 10.5 (2) and (3)
                   •     subsections 10.18 (2) and (3)
                   •     subsection 11.6 (1)
                   •     subsections 11.17A (1) and (2)
                   •     subsections 11.19 (1) and (2)
                   •     subsections 11.30 (1) and (2)
                   •     subsection 11.31 (2)
                   •     paragraph 11.31 (3) (c)
                   •     paragraph 12.3 (2) (b)
                   •     subsection 12.5 (3)
                   •     subsections 12.7 (1) and (2).
Note
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