Texas § 60.203 MINIMUM SERVICE REQUIREMENTS.

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§ 60.203 — MINIMUM SERVICE REQUIREMENTS.

Texas § 60.203

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Tex. Utilities Code Code Ann. § 60.203 (2026).

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Sec. 60.203. MINIMUM SERVICE REQUIREMENTS. A telecommunications provider may not unreasonably:

(1)discriminate against another provider by refusing access to an exchange;

(2)refuse or delay an interconnection to another provider;

(3)degrade the quality of access the telecommunications provider provides to another provider;

(4)impair the speed, quality, or efficiency of a line used by another provider;

(5)fail to fully disclose in a timely manner on request all available information necessary to design equipment that will meet the specifications of the network; or

(6)refuse or delay access by a person to another provider.

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Sec. 60.203. MINIMUM SERVICE REQUIREMENTS. A telecommunications provider may not unreasonably:
(1) discriminate against another provider by refusing access to an exchange;
(2) refuse or delay an interconnection to another provider;
(3) degrade the quality of access the telecommunications provider provides to another provider;
(4) impair the speed, quality, or efficiency of a line used by another provider;
(5) fail to fully disclose in a timely manner on request all available information necessary to design equipment that will meet the specifications of the network; or
(6) refuse or delay access by a person to another provider.