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Page 64 of 94 4.5 Responsibilities Of Party: Attachment 02 – Network Interconnection/AT&T LOUISIANA Page 17 of 18 Cricket Communications, Inc. Version: 3Q08 – Two-Way CMRS ICA – Wireless 02/12/09 Order may not constitute Intervening Law as set forth in Section 21 of the General Terms and Conditions of this Agreement, the Parties will implement any such modification via an amendment to this Agreement pursuant to the timelines and procedures set forth therein. Both Parties reserve their rights to modify this language pursuant to any appeals resulting from Docket No. U-31350. 4.4.2.2 Until such time as the Parties can measure originating landline-to-WSP Inter-MTA traffic, a surrogate usage percentage, as stated in the Pricing Schedule attached hereto, will be applied to the total minutes originated by AT&T LOUISIANA’s End Users that are delivered to WSP’s network over the Interconnection Trunks. Cricket reserves its rights to modify this Section 4.4.2.2 consistent with the Commission’s findings in a final and effective order in Docket No. U- 31350(“Commission Order”) in accordance with Sections 39.2 and 39.3 of the General Terms and Conditions. Notwithstanding the fact that such a Commission Order may not constitute Intervening Law as set forth in section 21 of the General Terms and Conditions of this Agreement, the Parties will implement any such modification via an amendment to this Agreement pursuant to the timelines and procedures set forth therein. Both Parties reserve their rights to modify this language pursuant to any appeals resulting from Docket No. U-31350. 4.5.1 Each Party will be responsible for the accuracy and quality of its data submitted to the other Party. 4.5.2 Where SS7 connections exist, each Party will include in the information transmitted to the other Party, for each call being terminated on the other Party’s network, where available, the original and true Calling Party Number (“CPN”). 4.5.3 If one Party is passing CPN but the other Party is not properly receiving information, the Parties will work cooperatively to correct the problem. 4.6 Non-AT&T Tandem Providers: 4.6.1 Third Party Terminating Carrier shall mean a CLEC, an ILEC, another CMRS provider, an OELEC, or a Carrier that utilizes local switching from AT&T LOUISIANA, purchased on a wholesale basis, to provide service to its End Users, to which traffic is terminated when WSP uses a Non-AT&T Tandem Provide, as defined below. 4.6.2 Non-AT&T Tandem Provider shall mean a Telecommunications Carrier that provides tandem switching services to WSP and with whom WSP is directly interconnected for the purpose of delivering WSP traffic via Non-AT&T Tandem Provider’s direct interconnection arrangements with AT&T LOUISIANA to (i) AT&T LOUISIANA’s End User; or (ii) to an End User of a Third Party Terminating Carrier that utilizes local switching from AT&T LOUISIANA, purchased on a wholesale basis, to provide service to its End Users; or (iii) a Third Party Terminating Carrier’s End User. 4.6.3 When a Non-AT&T Tandem Provider sends Traffic originated by the End Users of WSP to (i) AT&T LOUISIANA’s End User; or (ii) an End User of a Third Party Terminating Carrier that utilizes local switching from AT&T LOUISIANA, purchased on a wholesale basis, to provide service to its End Users; WSP is responsible for all Conversation MOU’s billed by AT&T LOUISIANA for Section 251(b)(5) traffic, or, for interMTA traffic, the applicable switched access rates as found in the Access Services tariffs, or other related contract for such traffic. 5.0 Meet Point Billing (“MPB”) for Switched Access Services 5.1 Pursuant to the procedures described in the Multiple Exchange Carrier Access Billing (“MECAB”) document, developed by the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions’ (“ATIS”) Ordering and Billing Forum (“OBF”), the Parties shall provide to each other the Switched Access Services detail usage data, on a per LATA basis, for jointly provided tandem switched Feature Groups B or D services to or from an IXC in accordance with Sections 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 below. Information shall be exchanged in Electronic Message Interface (“EMI”) format, via a mutually Page 64 of 105
Page 65 of 94 Attachment 02 – Network Interconnection/AT&T LOUISIANA Page 18 of 18 Cricket Communications, Inc. Version: 3Q08 – Two-Way CMRS ICA – Wireless 02/12/09 acceptable electronic file transfer protocol. The Parties agree to exchange the Switched Access Services detail usage data to each other on a reciprocal, no charge basis. 5.1.1 For IXC traffic delivered to AT&T LOUISIANA’s tandem and terminating on WSP’s network, AT&T LOUISIANA is responsible for generating the Access Usage Records (AURs) in accordance with the MECAB document. If WSP has a contract with the IXC which contemplates the billing of access charges, WSP may request from AT&T LOUISIANA the AURs necessary to bill the IXC for WSP’s portion of the jointly provided switched access service provided to the IXC. 5.1.2 For IXC traffic originating on WSP’s network and transiting AT&T LOUISIANA’s network, AT&T LOUISIANA and WSP shall each use their own Access Usage Records (AURs) detail usage data to bill, where appropriate, the IXC for their respective portion of jointly provided switched access service provided to the IXC. 5.2 WSP providers interconnecting with AT&T LOUISIANA must obtain a non-hosted Revenue Accounting Office code in order to receive detail usage data from AT&T LOUISIANA. Each Party agrees to provide the other Party with Access Usage Records (“AURs”), based upon mutually agreed upon intervals, in accordance with Sections 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 above. When such AURs are exchanged, each Party shall provide the other Party with the billing name, billing address, and carrier identification code (“CIC”) of the IXCs that may utilize any portion of the notifying Party’s network in a Meet Point Billing (“MPB”) arrangement in order to comply with the MPB Notification process as outlined in the MECAB document. The Parties shall provide this information to each other, except where proprietary restrictions prohibit disclosure. Each Party will be entitled to reject a record that does not contain a CIC code. 5.3 Other Responsibilities Of The Parties: Page 65 of 105 5.3.1 The Parties may bill, where appropriate, the IXC for their portion of the Switched Access Services, as stated in each Party’s respective access tariff or WSP’s contract with the IXC, based on the billing percentages stated below. 5.3.2 WSP shall designate AT&T LOUISIANA’s Access Tandem switch or any other reasonable Facilities or points of Interconnection for the purpose of originating or terminating IXC traffic. For the Access Tandem switch designated, the Parties agree that the billing percentage to be utilized to bill Switched Access Services customers for jointly provided Switched Access Services traffic shall be any mutually agreed upon billing percentage(s). 5.3.3 The Parties shall undertake all reasonable efforts to ensure that the billing percentages and associated information, as described in the MECAB document identified in Section 5.1 above, are maintained in their respective federal and state access tariffs or WSP’s contract with the IXC, as required, until such time as such information is included in the National Exchange Carrier Association (“NECA”) FCC Tariff No. 4. 5.3.4 AT&T LOUISIANA shall implement the “Multiple Bill/Single Tariff” option described in the MECAB document identified in Section 5.1 above, so that each Party may bill where appropriate the IXC for its portion of the jointly provided Switched Access Services. WSP may elect not to implement the “Multiple Bill/Single Tariff” option until an F.C.C. order is issued that requires the implementation of Meet Point Billing of IXC traffic. 5.3.5 In AT&T LOUISIANA, when WSP utilizes services provided by AT&T LOUISIANA that are necessary to deliver certain types of calls, e.g., Local Number Portability queries and 800 Data Base queries, AT&T LOUISIANA will bill WSP the charges set forth in AT&T LOUISIANA’s federal or state access tariffs, as applicable.
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