§ 64.2103   Retention of call attempt records.

   (a) Except as described in § 64.2107, each covered provider shall
   record and retain information about each call attempt to a rural OCN
   from subscriber lines for which the covered provider makes the initial
   long-distance call path choice in a readily retrievable form for a
   period that includes the six most recent complete calendar months.

   (b) Affiliated covered providers may record and retain the information
   required by this rule individually or in the aggregate.

   (c) A call attempt that is returned by an intermediate provider to the
   covered provider and reassigned shall count as a single call attempt.

   (d) Call attempts to toll-free numbers, as defined in § 52.101(f) of
   this chapter, are excluded from these requirements.

   (e) The information contained in each record shall include:

   (1) The calling party number;

   (2) The called party number;

   (3) The date;

   (4) The time;

   (5) An indication whether the call attempt was handed off to an
   intermediate provider or not and, if so, which intermediate provider;

   (6) The rural OCN associated with the called party number;

   (7) An indication whether the call attempt was interstate or
   intrastate;

   (8) An indication whether the call attempt was answered, which may take
   the form of an SS7 signaling cause code or SIP signaling message code
   associated with each call attempt; and

   (9) An indication whether the call attempt was completed to the
   incumbent local exchange carrier but signaled as busy, ring no answer,
   or unassigned number. This indication may take the form of an SS7
   signaling cause code or SIP signaling message code associated with each
   call attempt.

   Effective Date Note: At  78 FR 76239 , Dec. 17, 2013, § 64.2103 was
   added. This section contains information collection and recordkeeping
   requirements and will not become effective until approval has been
   given by the Office of Management and Budget.

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