(b) it has the ability to erect or benefit from barriers to market entry; (c) the Commission has so determined a dominant market power report, after considering the circumstances and criteria set in these Regulations. 8. Dominant market power reports. (1) The Commission may on its own motion or on the application of an interested person, prepare a dominant market power report to determine whether a license dominant in a service or geographic communications markets. (2) The Commission may, among other factors, use the criteria in regulation 7(2) when assessing or designating a communications market. (3) The Commission shall, where it determines that a licensee has the ability to materially raise prices in such market without suffering a commensurate loss in service demand to other licensees or the ability to erect, or to benefit from, barriers to market entry that will materially affect the decision of other operators to enter such market, in its dominant power report determine that a licensee is dominant in a specific communications market. (4) Subject to any other determination of the Commission, or to the demonstration by a licensee in the specific circumstances that the determination as dominant should not apply, the Commission may presume that a licensee is a dominant service provider in a communications market where the licensee’s gross revenues exceeds twenty five per cent of the total revenues of all licensees in the relevant market. (5) The Commission may direct dominant service provider to cease a conduct in that market which has or may have the effect of substantially reducing competition in any communications market or to implement appropriate remedies. 9. Interconnection obligations of a dominant telecommunications service provider. (1) Where the Commission has declared a licensee to be a dominant telecommunications service provider, the licensee shall— (a) meet all reasonable requests for access to its public telecommunications network, in particular access at any technically feasible point on its telecommunications network;