Interconnection prices and conditions are regulated under section 30 (5) and 32 of the Broadcasting and Telecommunications Act No. 2 of 2000. The law under section 30 (5) provides that, subject to section 32, the charges in respect to interconnection and the use of connected network shall be agreed upon by the persons concerned and shall be fair and reasonable having regards to the service provided by one person and the additional cost accruing to the other person as a result of the interconnection. The regulation has been repealed by the Communications Act 2024. Article 80 of the Act mandates the Authority to regulate the tariff chargeable by operators for the provision of electronic communications service or broadcasting service. Article 81 stipulates that an operator shall not alter, vary or charge or make any claim or demand in respect of any tariff without obtaining a written prior approval of the Authority.