Telecommunications Ordinance Part 3 3-26 Section 7P Cap. 106 2000), there was in existence a licence granted or deemed to be granted under section 7, then, on and after that commencement, the licence shall, for the unexpired period of validity it had left to run immediately before that commencement and subject to the same conditions to which it was subject immediately before that commencement, be deemed to be a licence granted under this Ordinance, and the other provisions of this Ordinance (including any power under this Ordinance to cancel, withdraw or suspend a licence granted under this Ordinance) shall apply accordingly. (Added 36 of 2000 s. 4) 7P. (Repealed 14 of 2012 s. 176) 7Q. Exploitative conduct (1) A licensee in a dominant position in a telecommunications market must not engage in conduct that in the opinion of the Authority is exploitative. (2) A licensee is in a dominant position if, in the opinion of the Authority, it is able to act without significant competitive restraint from its competitors and customers. (3) In considering whether a licensee is dominant, the Authority must take into account relevant matters including, but not limited to— (a) the market share of the licensee; (b) the licensee’s power to make pricing and other decisions; (c) any barriers to entry to competitors into the relevant telecommunications market; (d) the degree promotion; of product differentiation and sales Last updated date 20.10.2016