Australia - Regulations - Developments in 2005

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Last updated: 22 Feb 2007 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 15

Analyst: Kylie Wansink

Synopsis

In the lead-up to the full privatisation of Telstra, the government had, by mid-2005, built up quite a backlog of regulatory issues. Outstanding issues that need to be addressed include: operational separation; a dedicated Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) telecoms commissioner; media and telecoms convergence; USOs; consumer protection issues; regional infrastructure; investment solutions and a formula for future-proofing. Also, issues such as convergence of telecoms and the media are crying out for changes to the aging regulatory policies. The ACCC has already indicated that it will be looking very seriously into the consequences of all these matters. We also take up Sol’s invitation to debate these issues.

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