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Telecommunications Numbering Plan 2025
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Schedule 7—Size of standard unit
Note: See the definition of standard unit in section 5.
1 Size of standard unit for different types of number
The following table sets out the quantity of numbers in a standard unit for different types of numbers.
Note: Numbers are commonly allocated in standard units, and are preferably surrendered in standard units.
- Size of standard unit for different types of number
- Item Type of number Quantity of numbers in standard unit
- 1 Geographic numbers other than for allocation in designated standard zone units 1 000
- 2 Geographic numbers for allocation in designated standard zone units 100
- 3 Freephone numbers 1
- 4 Mobile numbers 10 000
- 5 Local rate numbers 1
- 6 Special services numbers specified for use with a satellite telephone service 10 000
- 7 Special services numbers specified for use with a data network access service, 5 digits long 1
- 8 Special services numbers specified for use with a data network access service, 10 digits long 1 000
- 9 Special services numbers specified for use with a community service 1
- 10 Special services numbers specified for use with an operator service, 5 or 6 digits long 1
- 11 Special services numbers specified for use with an operator service, 7 digits long 10
- 12 Special services numbers specified for use with an internal network service 1 000
- 13 Special services numbers specified for use with a testing service 100
- 14 Special service numbers specified for use with an internet of things service 10 000
- 15 Special services numbers specified for use with a public safety service 10 000
- 16 Access codes 1