Consumers Code of Protection
Consumer have the right to access and subscribe to telecommunications services on fair and reasonable terms, with assurances that these services are securely provided and in compliance with privacy requirements, and will be available at a certain quality commensurable with acceptable standards.The LTA being charged with responsibility for telecommunications consumers, enforces safeguards and advances policies that would protect consumers’ rights and maximize their welfare.
Through all of LTA’s legal, regulatory and policy efforts, it does require entities selling telecommunications goods and services to provide or satisfy the following:
The Right to Safety
The Right To Safety
The Right to Information
The Right to Information
Right to QOS
Quality of Service:
The Right to Security
Security and Data Privacy
The Right to Information
Unsolicited electronic Messages:
The Right to Redress
The Right to Redress
Service downtime: Licensed service providers must inform consumers in advance of planned disruption of services and make efforts to minimize consequences on consumers. Unplanned service outages emanating from technical and other causes must be communicated and restored within reasonable timeframe as determined by LTA.