Dear ACCC,
I believe the NBN is not being headed appropriately by the Liberals after they made changes to the original Labor plan.
Reasons for this are:
 - High costs on experimentations on the design which Labor already had sorted.
 - FTTP is known to be much better than the copper-based FTTN network which will be outdated in several years (big waste of the federal budget).
 - Price discrimination: users that are running on the downgraded network will be paying the same cost as those running the better models (e.g. HFC NBN) from earlier dates.
 - Inability for current small businesses to compete with larger ones due to the poor speed and reliability associated with copper networks.
 - NBNCo is paying Telstra a large sum of money to construct the new network. This conflicts with ACCC values.
Hence, the NBN plan should be reviewed and I appreciate that you, the ACCC, have given Australian citizens a voice in this matter which we otherwise would not have.
Yours sincerely,
An disappointed Australian at the NBN