Telecommunication regulations
The Telecommunications Ordinance ( FO ) was a statutory ordinance in the telecommunications law of the former Deutsche Bundespost and contained individual regulations that were necessary to carry out telecommunications in practice. Included were z. B. the fixed fees and costs for the services provided by the Deutsche Bundespost. The telecommunications regulations were binding for the telephone subscriber and the Deutsche Bundespost.
Content
The first version of the telecommunications regulations was divided into four parts with a total of 52 paragraphs and contained three annexes.
- Part I: Public switched telephone network
- Section A: General, design of the public telephone network, public telephones
- Section B: Subscriber Organizations
- Section C: Subscriber Relationship
- Section D: Conversations
- Section E: Telephone Order Service, Official Telephone Books
- Part II: Public image transmission network
- Part III: Services of the Deutsche Bundespost for private telecommunications systems and for special purposes
- Part IV: Other provisions
- Appendix 1: Declaration by the property owner
- Annex 2: Counter-declaration by the Deutsche Bundespost
- Appendix 3: Telecommunications Fee Regulations (FGV)
- 1. Main connections
- 2. Private branch exchanges
- 3. Ordinary speech set for extensions, speech sets of a special kind, additional devices
- 4. Extension lines, cross connections, branch lines and lines for special purposes
- 5. Particularly expensive lines
- 6. Set-up change and acceptance fees
- 7. Conversations
- 8. Telephone order service, sending telegrams, official telephone book, special services
- 9. Public image transmission network
- 10. Swiss Post's own power lines
- 11. Reserve lines
history
When it was published in the Federal Law Gazette on July 1, 1971, the telecommunications regulations became law . It replaced the ordinance previously called the telephone regulations. Since the telecommunications regulations also stipulated fees and costs for connections and devices, the telecommunications regulations had to be changed frequently. The changes were made by announcing the corresponding amending ordinances ( ordinance amending the telecommunications regulations - AmendmentVFO ) in the Federal Law Gazette . 31 changes were made during the period of validity of the telecommunications regulations. On November 5, 1986, the telecommunications regulations were replaced by the telecommunications regulations (TKO).
literature
- Deutsche Postgewerkschaft (Ed.): Handbook of Telecommunications, Basic Series Volume 1, General Vocational Studies. 8th edition.