An example of this policy is the case of Switzerland, which summarizes its regulatory objectives in the following terms:
Providers of telecommunication services that have a dominant position in the market must provide access to other providers in a transparent and non-discriminatory manner at cost-oriented prices in the following forms to their facilities and their services:
fully unbundled access to the local loop;
fast bitstream access for four years;
rebilling for fixed network local loops;
interconnectivity;
leased lines;
access to cable ducts, provided these have sufficient capacity.