2005, No.20 Telecommunications Act 2005 115 (v) using information obtained from competitors for purposes related to interconnection of supply of telecommunications services by the dominant service provider to compete with such competitors; (i) any other action or activity engaged in by a dominant service provider that the Regulator determines in accordance with section 29 to have the effect, or likely to have the effect, of materially restricting or distorting competition in a telecommunications market 28. Other Anti-Competitive Practices-No person shall engage in a practice restricting or distorting competition in telecommunications markets, including the following: (a) arrangements between two or more service providers that directly or indirectly fix the prices or other terms or conditions of telecommunications services in telecommunications markets; (b) arrangements between two or more service providers that directly or indirectly determine which person will win a contract or business opportunity in a telecommunications market; and (c) arrangements between two or more service providers to apportion, share or allocate telecommunications markets among themselves or other service providers. 29. Determination of Abuse of Dominance and AntiCompetitive Practices-The Regulator may, on application by any person, or on the Regulator‟s own initiative, determine: (a) whether or not the actions or activities of a dominant service provider constitute an abuse of the dominant service provider‟s dominant portion within the meaning of section 27; (b) whether or not the actions or activities of any service provider amount to an anti-competitive practice within the meaning of section 28; and