9.9 Every access provider should develop a standard price list which shall provide guidance for determining the price for all infrastructure sharing arrangements with other operators. 9.10 Any standard price list developed nondiscriminatory and cost-oriented. should be reasonable, 10. Allocation of Capacity 10.1 There shall be no obligation on access providers to develop new infrastructure whenever its capacity has reached saturation level. However, access providers are expected to reasonably take into consideration the demand for infrastructure sharing when expanding their facilities and or installing or deploying new infrastructure amenable to sharing. 10.2 Where there is no capacity at the existing facilities to meet the needs of additional access seekers, the access provider should consider redevelopment as a means of increasing capacity at existing facilities. 10.3 The Authority will consider that capacity is available where the specific resource is not occupied nor reserved by the access provider. 10.4 In every situation where access is granted, the access provider should have the reserved right in the event of scarcity to demand that any allocated capacity be relinquished if such capacity has not been utilised within two (2) months of delivery of access. This right should be reserved with the intent to avoid the pre-emption of future capacity needs on the part of access seekers which would stifle the present needs of other access seekers. 10.5 At the expiration of the period for which access was granted to a party, an application for a further extension of the period will be in accordance with the procedure used for the initial application. The application will be considered on the merits by the access provider. 17 | P a g e