Attachment 20170207101629-323.p

20170207101629-323.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

1999-03-25

This document pretains to ITC-214-19990325-00178 for International Global Resale Authority on a International Telecommunications filing.

IBFS_ITC2141999032500178_1413521

Categories of Services for 2 hfifiStre line/Non—stre GLOBAL RESALE SERVICE . LIMITED GLOBAL FACILITIES—BASED ’s%xv j LIMITED CLOBAL RESALE SERVICE INMARSAT AND MOBILE SATELLITE SERVICI SWITCHED RESALE SERYICE._ _ TRANSFER OF CONTROL— SUBMARINE .CABLE LANDING LICENSE ., INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL PROJECT Dositk * . t> Description of Application: 2 §/

LAW OFFICES COPY KOTEEN & NAFTALIN, LL.P BERNARD KOTEEN® 1150 CONNECTICUT AVENUE TELEPHONE ALAN Y NAFTALIN WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036—4104 leoaels4e7Szonm ARTHUR B. GOODKIND f"% TELECOPY GEORGE Y. WHEELER RarsP ; 467—5915 ; —# k{:\: j (202) MARGOT sMILEY HUMPHREY y"3 ¥ i PETER M. CONNOLLY CHARLES R. NAFTALIN $ Q»\&\) GREGORY C. STAPLE R. EDWARD PRICE t 4 JULIE A. BARRIE March 25, 1999 Q‘ * SENIOR COUNSEL +k i 43 Federal Communications Commission International Bureau — Telecommunications P.O. Box 358115 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15251—5115 Hand Delivered Re: Section 214 Application BCE Nexxia Corporation 1999 Gentlemen/Ladies: Transmitted herewith, on behalf of BCE Nexxia Corporation 1999, are an original and five copies of a Section 214 application seeking authority to provide facilities—based and resold international telecommunications services between the United States and all authorized international points. This application is subject to streamlined processing under Section 63.12 of the Commission‘s Rules. Attached to the face of this application are a completed FCC Form 159; a check for $780.00 payable to the Federal Communications Commission to cover the requisite filing fee; and an additional copy of the filing marked "Stamp and Return," which I would appreciate your stamping as received and returning to me via my messenger. In the event there are questions concerning this matter, please contact me. Very truly yours, PA PR. Edward Price Enclosure cc (w/enc.): Alicia Smothers

Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20554 In the Matter of BCE NEXXIA CORPORATION 1999 Application for Authority Pursuant to Section 214 File No. ITC—214— of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, for Global Authority to Provide Facilities—Based and Resold International Message Telephone Service and International Private Line Services Betweenthe United States and All Authorized International Points APPLICATION BCE Nexxia Corporation 1999 (BCE Nexxia) hereby applies, pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, 47 U.S.C. § 214, and Sections 63.12 and 63.18 of the Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.12, 63.18, for authority to: (1) acquire capacity in any international facilities previously authorized by the Commission for the provision of International Message Telephone Service (IMTS) and international private line (IPL) service between the United States and all authorized international points; (2) resell IMTS for the provision of switched telecommunication services between the United States and all authorized international points; (3) resell IPL services for the provision of private line services not interconnected to the public switched network between the United States and all authorized international points; and (4) resell IPL services for the provision of switched telecommunication services, interconnected to the public switched network at one or both

ends, between the United States and all authorized international points. I. Introduction Through this application, BCE Nexxia, a Delaware corporation, seeks authority to provide IMTS and IPLservice as a facilities—based and resale carrier between the United States and all authorized international points. The public interest in more competitive and economical international communication services is well established and has been addressed by the Commission in nummerous decisions. The Commission also has routinely approved applications by common carriers to acquire capacity in private international facilities and has granted applic:ations to resell the IPL services of unaffiliated carriers for the provision of switched services —i.e., International Simple Resale (ISR) — along all approved routes. Nexxia therefore submits that streamlined grant of this application is in the public interest pursuant to Section 63.12 of the Commission‘s Rules. II. Section 63.18 Information In accordance with Section 63.18 of the Commission‘s Rules, the following information is submitted: (a) The applicant‘s name, address and telephone number are as follows: BCE Nexxia Corporation 1999 c/o Susan M. Brandt, Esq. Harter, Secrest & Emery LLP 700 Midtwon Tower Rochester, New York 14604—2070 (716) 232—6500 (b) The applicant is a corporation organized under the laws of Delaware.

(c) Correspondence concerning this application should be sent to: Gregory C. Staple, Esq. R. Edward Price, Esq. Koteen & Naftalin, L.L.P. 1150 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Suite 1000 Washington, D.C. 20036—4104 (202) 467—5700 (tel.) (202) 467—5700 (fax) 0 (d) The applicant does not currently hold Section 214 authority. (e)—(f) The applicant requests facilities—based Section 214 authority pursuant t he terms and conditions of Section 63.18(e)(1) of the Commission‘s Rule: 1d resale Section 214 authority pursuant to the terms and conditions of Se on 63.18(e)(2) of the Commission‘s Rules to provide service between the iited States and all authorized points. The applicant only seeks authority to sell international private lines connected to the switched network where su International Simple Resale (ISR) services have been authorized. (g) Inapplicable. The applicant seeks authority to acquire an interest in fa ties previously authorized by the Commission. (h) (1)—(3) See Exhibit 1. (4) The Applicant will update the information provided in this applicat | as necessary. (5)—(6) Canada, Colombia, India, and Mexico are members of the Wor Trade Organization. (7)—(8) The applicant is entitled to a presumption of non—dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission‘s Rules because none of its foreign carrier affiliates have a 50% or greater share of the national market for international transport or local access services in their respective home countries. See Exhibit 1. The applicant is therefore entitled to non—dominant status and to streamlined grant of this application. See FCC Public Notice, Rep. No. TEL—00070, File No. ITC—T/C—19990114—00023 (released Mar. 4, 1999) (granting authority to transfer control of Section 214 authorization held by BC TEL, a regional Canadian carrier, to BCT.TELUS Communications, Inc., a new company reflecting the merger of two Canadian regional carriers, classifying BCT.TELUS as a non—dominant carrier on all routes); FCC Public 3

Notice, File No. ITC—214—19980921—00660, 13 FCC Red 22621 (released Nov. 12, 1998) (granting Section 214 authority to BC TEL on a streamlined basis and classifying BC TEL as a non—dominant carrier). (i)—(J) See Exhibit 1. (k) This application is entitled to streamlined processing under Section 63.12 of the Commission‘s Rules because the applicant is entitled to a presumption of non— dominance under Section 63.10(a)(3) of the Commission‘s Rules and does not seek authority to provide switched services over private lines along routes that have not been approved by the Commission. III. Conclusion In view of the information stated above, expeditious grant of this application, pursuant to streamlined processing under Section 63.12 of the Commission‘s Rules, is warranted and would serve the public interest, convenience and necessity. Respectfully submitted, BCE NEXXIA CORPORATION 1999 mEdsAass * Gregory C. Staple R. Edward Price KOTEEN & NAFTALIN, L.L.P. 1150 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Suite 1000 Washington, D.C. 20034—4104 (202) 467—5700 Its Attorneys March 25, 1999

EXHIBIT 1 — Section 6 ertifica t 0o \_2 O I= I hereby certify as follows: 1. BCE Nexxia Corporation 1999 ("BCE Nexx: is a wholly owned subsidiary of 3522024 Canada Inc., 1000 rue de la Gauchetiére W Siite 410C, Montreal, Quetec H:B 5H3, Canada, a Canadian corporation, which in turn is a v lly ovnmed subsid ary of Bell Canaia, 1000 rue de la Gauchetiére West, Suite 4100, Montr Quehec H‘B 5B 8, Canacdla, also & Canadian corporation. Bell Canada is a provider of ur on carrier srvices in Canada and ‘s & wholly owned subsidiary of BCE Inc., 1000 rue dz 1 au :he tiére Nest, Suite 41 00. Mon‘re:il, Quebec H3B 5H8, Canada, which is a publicly held raclian corporstion. There: are no greiute: than ten percent shareholders of BCE Inc. A list of: 3 Ne xia‘s foreign carrier affiliates is appended hereto as Attachment 1. None of these afi tes hss suff cicnt mirket povrer or th: foreign end to adversely affect competition in the U. na ‘ket becaus(:: Each affiliats hasa less __ _ than 50% share of the national market for internatio1 tra asport ; ind each affiliste has a less than 50%share, measured in revenue, of the: nationa arl:et for lo:al access services. 2. BCE Nexxia is riot affiliated with any U.S. it na ional carrier w he se internationiil switched or private line services it proposes to resell 3. BCE Nexxia has not agreed to acceprt special acess: ons d rectly© 0: indirectly from :in} foreign carrier with respect to any U.S. international ite where tk e foreig:ni carrier possesses sufficient market power on the foreign end of the ro1 to aff sct co npretiio 1 adversely in the U.S. market and will not enter into such agrsements he fu ure. 4. In accordance with the Anti—Drug A use Act 1988 21 U.S.C. § £62, and isections 1.2001—1.2003 of the Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.F.R j 1.2(01—1.2003, BCE Nexx a hercby certifies that neither it nor any officer, director, or at nt ty aolding iive: pr:rcent or more of its outstanding shares is subject to a denial of U.S. fede be: i1efits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti—Drug Abuse Act of 1988. 8. I am authorized to make this certification on al o) BCE Nexxia. David C. Kidd Vice—President Bell Canada March 23, 1999

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