Options for boosting pit and pipe in new developments
Underground pit and pipe is used to deliver telecommunications cabling to homes and businesses. Most developers do the right thing and install this important facility. However, a small number are not doing this, causing inconvenience and added costs for property occupants.
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Why we want your input
We want your views on the proposed options, including the likely costs and benefits. This will help us in advising whether changes are needed to boost the installation of pit and pipe for telecommunications.
How you can voice your opinion
You can voice your opinion by providing comments or a submission to this public consultation process. Submissions are requested by 12 pm AEST on Tuesday 29 September 2020.
What will be the outcome of this consultation?
Your feedback will inform the Government on whether to proceed with one or more of the options, including legislation.
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Started August 31, 2020 09:00 AEST
Ended September 29, 2020 12:00 AEST
Days Remaining 0 of 29
Submissions now public
The following formal submissions have been made public.
Australian Communications Consumer Action Network submission
Underground pit and pipe is used to deliver telecommunications cabling to homes and businesses. Most developers do the right thing and install this important facility. However, a small number are not doing this, causing inconvenience and added costs for property occupants.
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The following formal submissions have been made public.
Australian Communications Consumer Action Network submission
Housing Industry Association submission
NBN Co submission
Tasmanian Justice Department submission
Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman submission
Telstra submission
Urban Development Institute of Australia submission
Western Australia Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage submission