Mechanisms for changes to the location of point of interconnection or related facilities Sample Clauses

Mechanisms for changes to the location of point of interconnection or related facilities. 3.3.1 A Party wanting to change (Requestor): (i) the purpose, scope or specifications for interconnection as specified in paragraph 1 of this Appendix; (ii) the location of POI or related facilities specified in paragraph 3 of this Appendix; or (iii) any other change to the physical or logical interconnection, including new number range assignments, capacity increase or decrease requests, or changes to the interconnection POIL location or method of Interconnection; shall give the other Party (Recipient) not less than 14 (fourteen) days prior written notice (Change Request) of such change with a reasonable amount of detail describing the change. The Recipient shall, within 5 (five) days of receipt of the Change Request, notify the Requestor in writing if the change is acceptable, whether it requires more detail and, if so what detail, or whether the Change Request is not acceptable and, if so, the reasons, in reasonable detail, why it is not. A Change Request from the OLO to increase capacity will require that the OLO undergo a credit vetting and approval process by MTN SA and the OLO undertakes to provide MTN SA with all information and assistance reasonably requested to undertake and complete this process. Successful approval is required prior to agreement and implementation of this change. The time period for MTN SA, as the Recipient of a Change Request for an increase in capacity, to notify the OLO will be suspended pending the outcome of the credit vetting and approval process. 3.3.2 A Change Request shall become a “Change Order” when the requirements of this paragraph 3.3 have been satisfied and the Change Request is signed by both Parties to signify their approval to the Change Request. 3.3.3 Save where otherwise stated herein, and without prejudice to the provisions of clause
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