connection if the barring is technically easy to
implement, but if the barring is later removed on
the request of the user, the information and
communications operator may charge a fee for
doing so.
(3) An information and communications operator
with a public communications network subscriber
connection used by another information and
communications
operator
to
provide
a
communications service or which collects fees on
behalf of another information and communications
operator shall bar the use of the other information
and communications operator’s service, on
request, if the information and communications
operator requesting the barring is not itself able to
bar the use of its communications service.
(4) The Authority may issue further orders on the
minimum call-barring categories for outgoing traffic
from the subscriber connection that shall be
provided to the user, and on the technical
implementation of call-barring services.
Termination of
contracts
131. (1) A provider of an information and
communications service has the right to terminate
a contract on a network subscriber connection if
(a) the subscriber connection has been
closed for at least for thirty days and the
reasons for closure still apply; or
(b) the user has been convicted for disrupting
communications
using
a
subscriber
connection.
(2) A provider of an information and
communications service may only terminate a
network subscriber connection contract in writing
after the information and communications operator
has warned the user in advance of the termination
of the subscriber connection contract.
(3) The user may give notice of termination of a
subscriber connection contract orally and may also
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