Section 41 deals with interconnection.  For instance, Section 41(1) of the Act states the following:  A licensee may, and where solicited in writing by another licensee shall, negotiate, in good faith, for the purposes of enabling the provision of electronic communications services to the public, an agreement for interconnection, in respect of electronic communications networks.  Section 41(5)(a)(i) states the following:  A licensee that, for the calendar year in question holds adominant position in an interconnection market in accordance withthis Act, shall for the purpose of providing electroniccommunications services to the public, in relation to theinterconnection market —(a) offer interconnection to other licensees on the termsspecified in a reference interconnection offersubmitted for the approval of the Authority, withinsuch period as may be prescribed, from thedate of publication in the Gazette of thelicensee's status as a licensee holding adominant position.  Licensees that hold a dominant position are required to offer interconnection to other licensees on the terms specified in a reference offer and provide interconnection and ancillary information to other licensees under the same conditions it applies to its own services or those of its subsidiaries.  For more information on interconnection in Zambia: a)  http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/treg/Events/Seminars/2001/Maroc/PDF/mwale.pdf b) Statistics from ZICTA (the regulator) http://onlinesystems.zicta.zm:8585/statsfinal/ICT%20Indicators.html .  While interconnection is permitted in Zambia, Zamtel, the state owned telco holds the monopoly on the fixed network.