Number Plan Sample Clauses

The Number Plan clause defines the system or methodology used to assign and manage numbers within a specific context, such as telephone numbers, account numbers, or identification codes. It typically outlines the structure, format, and allocation rules for these numbers, ensuring that each number is unique and follows a predetermined pattern. By establishing clear guidelines for numbering, this clause helps prevent duplication, confusion, and administrative errors, thereby ensuring efficient organization and management of numbered resources.
Number Plan. Clause 5.1 - With due regard for the regulations, the AUTHORIZEE undertakes to abide by the Switch (Fixed) Telephone Service Regulations on Numbers issued by ▇▇▇▇▇▇, as approved by Resolution 86, dated December 30, 1998. Sole Paragraph - The cost related to management of the consignment process and number resource occupation found in the Regulations on Numbers shall be imputed to the AUTHORIZEE, as established in the Regulations on the Management of Number Resources Management. Clause 5.2 - The AUTHORIZEE shall be assigned the number resources without any exclusivity, as established in the regulations. Clause 5.3 - The purpose of this INSTRUMENT does not include the Carrier Selection Code or Specific Code, but the provisions in the Regulations on the Issuance of the STFC Service Authorization shall be duly regarded.
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Number Plan. Clause 5.1 - With due regard for the regulations, the AUTHORIZEE undertakes to abide by the Switch (Fixed) Telephone Service Regulations on Numbers issued by Anatel, and approved under Resolution 86, dated December 30, 1998. Paragraph 1 - The cost of the investments needed to provide access code portability shall be divided between the AUTHORIZEE and other private or public telecommunications service carriers, as established in the Regulations on Management of Number Resources, approved under Resolution 84, dated December 30, 1998. Paragraph 2 - The cost related to management of the consignment process and access code occupation of the Regulations on Numbers shall be imputed to the AUTHORIZEE, as established in the Regulations on Management of Number Resources. Clause 5.2 - The AUTHORIZEE shall be assigned the number resources without any exclusivity, as established in the regulations. Clause 5.3 - The purpose of this INSTRUMENT does not include the Carrier Selection Code or Specific Code, but the provisions in the Regulations on the Issuance of the STFC Service Authorization shall be duly regarded.
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Number Plan. The Numbering Plan at the PSTN Interface shall be as per ITU-T recommendations. The Numbering Plan for the Service will be as per existing numbering plan, which is as follows: 98 Access Code 2 + XYZ Mobile Switch Code 3 + ABCDE Subscriber numbers 5
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  • Salary Scale The salary scale applicable to Employees shall be set out hereinafter in the Wage Schedule.

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