2005, No.20 Telecommunications Act 2005 119 (7) The Regulator shall only deny a transfer of control or attach conditions to a transfer of control under this section if the Regulator determines, acting reasonably, that the transfer would have serious anti-competitive effects which would outweigh any positive effects for telecommunications customers. PART VII INTERCONNECTION 32. Functions and Duties of the Regulator Regarding Interconnection-The Regulator shall perform the following functions and duties in relation to interconnection of telecommunications networks: (a) promote adequate, efficient and cost-oriented interconnection of telecommunications networks and access by service providers to telecommunications facilities of other service providers, in order to permit interoperability of telecommunications services that originate or terminate in Samoa and to promote the development of competitive telecommunications service market; (b) establish an open, non-discriminatory and commercially viable regulatory framework for interconnection and access with a view to minimizing regulatory and other barriers to entry into telecommunication markets; (c) promote interconnection arrangements, including by facilitating negotiations between parties to reach interconnection agreements; (d) ensure that interconnection agreements otherwise meet the objectives of this Act; (e) determine which service providers are dominant service providers in a telecommunications market for interconnection; (f) if considered appropriate by the Regulator, regulate the prices for interconnection and access services by dominant service providers in a telecommunications market for interconnection;