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Inquiry into the Telecommunications Legislation Amendment (Fibre Deployment) Bill 2011

June 2011

© Commonwealth of Australia 2012
ISBN 978-0-642-79466-6 (Printed version)
ISBN 978-0-642-79467-3 (HTML version)

View the report as a single document - (PDF 336KB)

View the report as separate downloadable parts:


Preliminary pages	(PDF 78KB)

Chapter 1 Introduction - Background	(PDF 36KB)
Overview and purpose of the Bill Financial impact of the Bill Policy underpinning the Bill Scope of the Inquiry Conduct of the Inquiry Report structure

Chapter 2 Part 1 – General Amendments	(PDF 114KB)
Introduction Summary of key provisions Proposed Part 20A – Deployment of optical fibre etc Proposed Division 2 – Deployment of optical fibre lines Proposed Division 3 – Installation of fibre-ready facilities Discussion Concluding comments Proposed Subdivision B – Sale of building lots and building units Proposed Division 4 – Third party access regime Discussion Concluding comments Proposed Division 5 – Exemption of certain projects Discussion Concluding comments Proposed Division 6 – Miscellaneous Discussion Concluding comments Amendments to provisions in Part 21 – Technical regulation Discussion Concluding comments General comments about the Bill Concluding comments

Chapter 3 Potential impact on the Greenfields fibre provider market	(PDF 99KB)
Introduction NBN Co as fibre provider of last resort RF Signal installation Universal Service Obligations Pricing of backhaul Services for new developments of less than 100 premises Concluding comments

Dissenting Report - Arrangements unnecessarily slow and bureaucratic for Property Developers	(PDF 109KB)

Appendix A – Submissions and Exhibits	(PDF 40KB)

Appendix B – Hearings and witnesses	(PDF 46KB)

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