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Telecommunications Legislation Amendment (Access Regime and NBN Companies) Bill 2016

lapsed, as at 2016-04-17. Communications portfolio.

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Portfolio
Communications

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Divisions

No divisions recorded. Most questions are decided on the voices; this does not establish that a bill was unopposed.

Plain-language summary

Written by a model from the explanatory memorandum; not the record, as at 2015-12-02.

The bill would partly put into action the government's response to a review of regulations for the National Broadband Network.

It would clarify how the facilities access regime and the general access regime work together, and add a new requirement for access providers to share in-building cabling they use for active declared services.

The bill also amends the National Broadband Network Companies Act to let NBN companies sell surplus goods to anyone, and changes how the competition regulator handles fixed principles in access undertakings.

The telecommunications industry, access providers, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, and NBN companies.

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