122 Telecommunications Act 2005 2005, No.20 (a) the service provider is a dominant service provider within the meaning of this Act; or (b) the service provider, either individually or jointly with others, enjoys a position equivalent to that of a dominant service provider. 35. Requests for Interconnection-(1) Interconnection arrangements which are offered by dominant service providers designated in accordance with section 34, in addition to meeting the requirements of section 33, shall: (a) be consistent with this Act and any rules and orders made by the Regulator before the date of the offer, including any guidelines prescribed therein relating to interconnection charges and quality of service; (b) be no less favourable than any reference interconnection offer that has been approved by the Regulator for the service provider; (c) meet all reasonable requests for interconnection with the dominant service provider‟s telecommunications network at any technically feasible point; and (d) in all other respects, incorporate reasonable terms and conditions, including technical standards and specifications. (2) Every dominant service provider designated in accordance with section 34 shall ensure that the dominant service provider: (a) applies similar conditions to all interconnecting service providers under similar circumstances; (b) provides interconnection to interconnecting service providers under substantially the same conditions and of substantially the same quality as it provides for the dominant service provider‟s own telecommunications services, or those of the dominant service provider‟s affiliates; (c) makes available on request all necessary or reasonably required information and