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On 29 October 2008 the ACCC made two individual exemption orders exempting Telstra from the standard access obligations in respect of the supply of the Public Switched Telephone Network Originating Access (PSTN OA) service.
The ACCC first introduced the RAF record keeping rule in 1999. The record keeping rule set up a vertical and horizontal accounting separation model requiring separate reporting of asset, revenue and cost information for wholesale and retail activities.
On 22 August 2008, the ACCC decided to grant Telstra exemptions from the standard access obligations in respect of the supply of the local carriage service and wholesale line rental subject to a number of proposed limitations and conditions.
In November 2007, as part of the ACCC's strategic review of the regulation of fixed services, the ACCC issued an Unconditioned Local Loop Service (ULLS) pricing principles determination. The final report was released on 4 June 2008.
In March 2003 the ACCC issued a record keeping rule to Telstra seeking information to assess the effects of bundling on competition in telecommunications markets.
The ACCC announced a review of mobile services in March 2003 and released a discussion paper in April 2003.
During its 2004 review of Telstra's price control arrangements, the ACCC consulted with a wide range of stakeholders through two stages of written submissions and in 12 public meetings in metropolitan and regional areas of Australia.
The ACCC released the current guide to the resolution of telecommunications access disputes in March 2004.
The ACCC has consulted with industry regarding the process involved in developing the initial and subsequent accounting separation reports.
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, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.