TIO Annual Report 2005/06
Member Complaint Statistics
TIO Member Numbers
The TIO welcomed 193 new members during 2005/06. In the same period, 158 members left the scheme, a net increase of 35 members.
61.5% of members are internet service providers, 15.0% telephone service providers and 19.2% telephone and internet service providers. The remaining 4.4% are predominantly carriers that do not offer any eligible carriage services to end-user customers.
TIO member numbers |
2004/05 members, total |
1,135 |
New members 2005/06 |
193 |
Departed members |
158 |
Total |
1,170 |
TIO membership composition at 30 June 2006
TIO membership |
Internet service providers |
719 |
61.5% |
Other |
51 |
4.4% |
Telephone and internet service provider |
225 |
19.2% |
Telephone service providers |
175 |
15.0% |
Total |
1,170 |
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Member Complaint Statistics Overview
Member specific complaint statistics are published by the TIO for all members who have received 25 complaints or more during the course of the financial year. In 2004/05, 86 TIO members received 25 or more complaints.
It is important that readers bear in mind the varying size of the TIO’s member organisations in order to avoid making inaccurate comparisons. The TIO does not standardise its member-specific complaint statistics and is unlikely to do so in
the future.
Complaints and complaint issues
Two tables are presented here. The first table (Complaints against TIO Members by Issue (PDF 83KB/2pgs) details the issues raised in complaints. As one complaint may raise more than one issue there are usually more issues than complaints raised against a member. Members are charged according to complaint numbers, not according to the number of issues raised.
The second table reports (Complaints against TIO Member by Complaint Level (PDF 74KB/3pgs)) on the number of complaints against a member company and the levels at which these complaints were resolved. This gives an indication of how quickly the company was able to resolve complaints raised by the TIO.
Complaint levels
It is important to note that not all complaints are raised at level 1. Land access objections, for example, are raised at level 4 from the outset, due to the complexity and time-consuming nature of these complaints.
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