From: gwelsh@spamcop.net   
      
   "JF Mezei"  wrote:   
   > ##   
   > The basis for Rogers’ proposed tariff that requires orders be placed on   
   > the first day of the preceding month is Telecom Regulatory Policy   
   > 2011-703 wherein the Commission adopted a capacity model based on the   
   > MTS Allstream proposal as opposed to CNOC’s 95th percentile model. Very   
   > short order processing intervals and multiple monthly orders would have   
   > the same impact as if the Commission had chosen CNOC’s 95th percentile   
   > model that it rejected in its Decision. Adopting CNOC’s model would   
   > shift the responsibility to predict and manage the TPIA ISP’s usage to   
   > the Cable Carriers. As explained in the Cable Carriers’ February 13,   
   > 2012 Answer to CNOC’s January 4, 2012 Part I Application:   
   > ##   
      
   This is very difficult to interpret for anyone who hasn't yet completed the   
   "compare and contrast the   
   MTS Allstream proposal and CNOC’s 95th percentile model" assignment.   
      
   > This is Rogers trying to explain why it takes so long to process an   
   > order and why they only implement upgrades on the first of the month for   
   > order planes more than 21 days before.   
      
   I wonder if it doesn't just mean "we ain't gonna turn on anything today that   
   we're not getting paid for until next month."   
      
   > I see Roger's regulatory guys had a sense of humour !   
      
   Rogers knows as well as we do that the CRTC is a joke.  (Any remaining doubt   
   was removed by some of Mr. Bibic' statements during the UBB hearings.)   
      
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