International inter-carrier roaming service
In September 2005, the ACCC released a final on international inter-carrier roaming services. The report considered whether the ACCC should regulate such services.
In September 2005, the ACCC released a final on international inter-carrier roaming services. The report considered whether the ACCC should regulate such services.
In October 2004, the ACCC released a draft report on whether a domestic inter-carrier roaming service should be declared. In December 2004, the ACCC released the final report for this inquiry.
In the final report the ACCC decided not to declare a mobile domestic inter-carrier service.
In December 2004, the ACCC released draft record keeping rules relating to the domestic inter-carrier roaming service for public consultation.
In May 2004, the ACCC released a draft report on the mobile originating access service (MOAS). The report considered whether or not the ACCC should extend, vary or revoke the existing declaration of the MOAS. In the report the ACCC indicated it had reached a draft decision that it would not be in the long-term-interests of end-users to continue declaration of the MOAS.
In March 2004, the ACCC released a draft report on the mobile terminating access service (MTAS). The report considered whether the ACCC should extend, vary or revoke the existing declaration of the MTAS. In the draft report the ACCC indicated that it had formed a draft view that declaration of a varied mobile termination service would be in the long-term interest of end users.