New Zealand - Regulatory Environment - Background and Historical Development (1984-1999)

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Last updated: 19 Nov 2003 Update History

Report Status: Archived

Report Pages: 5

Analyst: Kylie Wansink

Synopsis

During the 1984-2001 period New Zealand did not have a separate regulatory environment for the telecom industry. This changed with a new Telecommunications Bill, which was passed in December 2001. Deregulation arrived in 1984 as part of a total overhaul of the NZ economy. In fear of being left behind in the global economy, the country produced a flood of economic reforms, which included a total deregulation of the telecom market. This report outlines the country’s regulatory developments from 1984 to 1999 and includes Paul Budde’s analysis of the environment as it was in 1999.

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