The Administrative Agency (AA) was officially set up on Mar 31, 2010 by CAHK to (i) assess Content Service Providers' (CSP) capability of and securing their pledges in complying with the relevant requirements stipulated in the Code and (ii) monitor the CSPs' continual compliance with the Code. OFTA and CAHK have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding setting out the role and responsibilities of each party with regard to the establishment of the AA, the functions of the AA and the support to be given by CAHK with regard to the AA.
The Code provides that a CSP shall obtain from the AA a letter of positive assessment (LPA) certifying that the CSP is capable of complying and has pledged to comply with the relevant requirements of the Code. With effect from 1 June 2010, all CSPs need to apply for the LPA issued by AA before entering into a commercial contract with a Mobile Network Operator or Mobile Virtual Network Operator to procure delivery and billing services in respect of the MCS.
Information about the MCS and related documents are given below:
Please use the above link to obtain the latest copy from CAHK. A copy of the Code promulgated on 11 January 2010 is also downloadable here for your reference.
(the Code) on 11 January, 2010.
