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The ACCC is proposing to develop a new record keeping rule to collect service quality and network performance information from NBN Co and in the future other superfast broadband network providers.
The ACCC undertakes a biannual collection and analysis of internet activity data through a new Internet Activity record keeping rule, under section 151BU of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010, from the December 2018 reporting period onwards.
The ACCC made the Audit of Telecommunications Infrastructure Assets record keeping rule in December 2007. The record keeping rule requires specified carriers to report on the locations of their core network and customer access network (CAN) infrastructure.
The Measuring Broadband Australia program provides Australian consumers with accurate and independent information about broadband performance to assist their purchasing decisions.
The Mobile Infrastructure Report provides analysis on the change in mobile network operators' (MNOs) mobile infrastructure and coverage.
On 13 December 2013 the ACCC accepted NBN Co's Special Access Undertaking (SAU). The SAU commenced on 13 December 2013 and will expire in 2040.
During the domestic mobile roaming declaration inquiry, the ACCC received submissions from many regional stakeholders regarding regional mobile issues, such as inadequate mobile coverage and coverage information. At the end of the inquiry, the ACCC released a separate paper.
The NBN Services in Operation record keeping rules require NBN Co to provide information on the number of Access Virtual Circuit (AVC) services in operation, the amount of Connectivity Virtual Circuit (CVC) capacity being acquired and average CVC utilisation over the NBN.
On 16 December 2021, the ACCC made the Broadband Performance Monitoring and Reporting record keeping and reporting rules.
The ACCC considered potential competition issues associated with the use and implementation of e-SIMs in Australia in our Communications sector market study, which concluded in April 2018.