Under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (the Act), the ACCC is able to declare and make final access determinations for listed carriage services if it considers it is in the long term interests of end users for it to do so. The ACCC regulates seven fixed line services.
Projects
Title | Industry | Type | Status |
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Bundling in telecommunications markets | Communications | Information paper |
Finalised
2003 |
In August 2003 the ACCC released an information paper on bundling in the telecommunications industry. |
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Local carriage service access exemption | Communications | Access exemption |
Finalised
2002 |
In July 2002 the ACCC granted two separate exemptions in response to an application from Telstra for exemption from its obligations to supply the local carriage service to its competitors in CBD areas of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbance, Adelaide and Perth. |
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Unconditioned local loop services pricing principles 2002 | Communications | Price determination |
Finalised
2002 |
The ACCC declared the unconditioned local loop service (ULLS) in July 1999. In response to a discussion paper, submissions were received from several interested parties and these views were taken into account in developing the final report released in April 2002. |
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Local carriage services pricing principles 2002 | Communications | Price determination |
Finalised
2002 |
The revised final report issued in April 2002 confirms the approach and includes indicative prices. |
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Telstra - PSTN undertaking 1999 | Communications | Access undertaking |
Finalised
1999 |
Following consultation and analysis the undertaking was rejected and a final report outlining the decision was issued in July 2000. |
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Telstra's AMPS/GSM/PSTN undertaking - November 1997 | Communications | Access undertaking |
Finalised
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In November 1997 Telstra lodged three undertakings with the ACCC specifying the terms and conditions upon which Telstra proposed to meet its standard access obligations to supply PSTN, GSM (digital mobile) and AMPS (analogue mobile) origination and termination services. |
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