Texas § 58.302 SWITCHED ACCESS RATE CAP.

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§ 58.302 — SWITCHED ACCESS RATE CAP.

Texas § 58.302

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Tex. Utilities Code Code Ann. § 58.302 (2026).

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Sec. 58.302. SWITCHED ACCESS RATE CAP.

(a)An electing company may not increase the per minute rates for switched access services on a combined originating and terminating basis above the lesser of:

(1)the rates for switched access services charged by that electing company on September 1, 1999, as may be further reduced on implementation of the universal service fund under Chapter 56 ; or

(2)the applicable rate described by Section 58.301 as may be further reduced on implementation of the universal service fund under Chapter 56 .

(b)Notwithstanding Subchapter F , Chapter 60 , but subject to Section 60.001 , an electing company may, on its own initiative, decrease a rate charged for switched access service to any amount above the long run incremental cost of the service.

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Sec. 58.302. SWITCHED ACCESS RATE CAP. (a) An electing company may not increase the per minute rates for switched access services on a combined originating and terminating basis above the lesser of:
(1) the rates for switched access services charged by that electing company on September 1, 1999, as may be further reduced on implementation of the universal service fund under Chapter 56 ; or
(2) the applicable rate described by Section 58.301 as may be further reduced on implementation of the universal service fund under Chapter 56 .
(b) Notwithstanding Subchapter F , Chapter 60 , but subject to Section 60.001 , an electing company may, on its own initiative, decrease a rate charged for switched access service to any amount above the long run incremental cost of the service.