§ 69.415   Reallocation of certain transport expenses.

   (a) Beginning January 1, 2002, non-price cap local exchange carriers shall
   reallocate  a portion of the costs otherwise assigned to the transport
   category to the common line, local switching, information, and special
   access elements.

   (b) Until June 30, 2012, the amount to be reallocated is limited to the
   total  revenues  recovered through the interconnection charge assessed
   pursuant to § 69.124 for the 12-month period ending June 30, 2001.

   (c) Until June 30, 2012, the reallocation of the amount in paragraph (b) of
   this section shall be based on each access element's projected revenue
   requirement divided by the total revenue requirement of all the access
   elements, provided that:

   (1) Local switching support shall not be included in the local switching
   category's projected revenue requirement, or in the total projected revenue
   requirement;

   (2) A non-price cap local exchange carrier's universal service contribution
   shall not be included in the numerator or the denominator of the allocation
   formula;

   (3) The amount determined in paragraph (b) of this section shall be excluded
   from the transport revenue requirement and from the total projected revenue
   requirement for purposes of the allocation calculations; and

   (4) The common line revenue requirement shall include Interstate Common Line
   Support as provided in § 54.901 of this chapter.

   (d) Beginning July 1, 2012, the amount of the Transport Interconnection
   Charges to be reallocated to each category shall be equal to the amount of
   Transport Interconnection Charge costs the non-price cap local exchange
   carrier was projected to shift to each category in projecting its 2011
   Interstate Switched Access Revenue Requirement.

   [ 66 FR 59733 , Nov. 30, 2001, as amended at  78 FR 5750 , Jan. 28, 2013;  78 FR 26269 , May 6, 2013]

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Subpart F—Segregation of Common Line Element Revenue Requirement

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