Electronic and Postal Communications (Interconnection) G.N. No. 425 (contd) “competitive market” means a market that ensures that a licensee achieves normal profit and normal return on investment; “contestable market” means a market that ensures a licensee charges prices that reflect the cost of supply in a market that can be entered by an entrant into the market using modern equivalent technology; “dominant licensee” means a licensee who has been determined by the Authority to have more than thirty five percent of the electronic communication or postal services market; “electronic communications services” means any transmission of information by wire, radio waves, optical media or other electromagnetic systems, between or among points of the user’s choice; “interconnection” means a physical or logical linking of one public electronic communications network to another for the purposes of allowing the persons using either of them to be able to communicate with users of theother network; or, to make use of services provided by means of the other network; “interconnection costs” means costs incurred for the provision of interconnection; “interconnection charges” means the price charged by a network service licensee to another network service licensee for the purposes of terminating traffic into a network; “interconnection seeker” means a network services licensee seeking to be connected to another network service licensee for the purposes of termination of traffic; “interconnection provider” means any network services licensee who is requested to provide interconnection or any licensee who is currently providing interconnection; “network service licensee” means an entity licensed by the Authority to provide electronic communications network services; “point of interconnection” means a physical or logical point where the system of one network service licensee is 128