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Arms-Length Transactions and Transparency. - The NTC shall publish a registry of all DTIPs on its website within three (3) months from the effectivity of the IRR of this Act, and regularly update the same at least once a year.
All aspects of spectrum use information, including the NRFAT, shall be regularly reviewed, updated, published, and made available in print and online formats by the NTC. This information shall also include the purpose or use for which each frequency band is allocated, and the persons and/or entities to whom each particular frequency band allocated for public use is assigned. The NRFAT and updated radio frequency spectrum use information shall be made available on the NTC's website and to any entity upon written request.
The initial publication of such spectrum use information shall be made within three (3) months form the effectivity of the IRR of this Act, and once every two (2) years thereafter or more frequently as necessary when (a) national security so requires; (b) the govenrment deems it necessary and essential to the interest of the country; and (c) the Philippines has a regional and/or international commitment as a member signatory to bilateral or multilateral agreements.
All DTIPs shall file an annual report with the NTC and include therein a fair and accurate statements regarding their market prices and services. The annual report shall include technical and financial reports of the entity which shall contain, among others, investments made, network rollout reach, and all costs and charges relevant to the data transmission network segment where the participants operate.
Each DTIP at each segment shall submit a copy of its rates to the NTC and the PCC at least once a year. The rates, including a historical record, shall be published in a consolidated manner. The DTIPs shall keep a publicly accessible archive of their rates.
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