The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission releases a report of its draft decision to continue regulating the termination of calls on mobile phone networks

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13 Dec 2013

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission releases a report of its draft decision to continue regulating the termination of calls on mobile phone networks

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ACCC (Canberra), Mobile Terminating Access Service declaration review, 297/13, 13 December 2013

ACCC releases draft report on regulation of access to mobile networks* The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has today released a report of its draft decision to continue regulating the termination of calls on mobile phone networks. It is also proposing to regulate the termination of SMS messages for the first time. The ACCC is required to review the scope of its regulation of the mobile terminating

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Australian Competition Authority, The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission releases a report of its draft decision to continue regulating the termination of calls on mobile phone networks, 13 December 2013, e-Competitions December 2013, Art. N° 61632

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