Carrier powers and immunities
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Telecommunications companies have some powers to enter land and install and maintain some types of telecommunications facilities, and some immunities from some state and territory legislation.
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Telecommunications self-regulation
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Industry self-regulation minimises government intervention, reducing costs and promoting industry compliance....
Rules for carriers and service providers
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A carrier needs a licence from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to operate facilities if they are used to supply telecommunications services to the public. Such facilities...
A competitive telecommunications regime for Australia
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Australia’s telecommunications industry operates in an environment of full and open competition. Entry to all telecommunications markets is open with minimal entry and ongoing operational...
Marrakesh Treaty for people with print disability
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Australia was among the first 20 countries to join the Marrakesh Treaty, which came into force on 30 September 2016. The Treaty is an international agreement that will help an estimated 285 million...
Consumer safeguards
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The Government's approach to consumer safeguards
The Australian Government promotes an open, competitive telecommunications market so Australians can have access to innovative and affordable ser...
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