If FTTP is available in your area it becomes the default network, so if you move provider , upgrade or simply re contract whatever you currently have , then the opportunity to get you onto FTTP should be taken, so although you could be on FTTC and it can deliver whatever it is you want next ( fibre essential in your case ) you may be moved to FTTP , if you , for whatever reason , have an objection to getting FTTP ( perhaps you live in a rental property and the landlord wouldn’t agree to a CSP on an external wall and an ONT being fitted inside the property , although it would be a fatuous reason to object ) , then don’t upgrade or renew , just stay on an out of contract basis on the product you already have .
For the time being , there are no ‘forced’ migrations to FTTP , but new business ( and re contracting is new business ) can come with the requirement to have FTTP .
