COMMPETE CommsDay Melbourne Congress
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Michelle Lim, chair of Commpete, outlined key policy priorities for promoting real competition in communications at the CommsDay Conference in Melbourne on March 16th, 2022. The priorities included increasing mobile competition through measures like neutral hosting, reforming the numbering system to promote innovation, ensuring the NBN is properly regulated as a monopoly, and implementing the consumer data right in a way that considers differences between large and small providers. Public funding and subsidies should be used to develop open and neutral networks for the public interest. The future ownership and regulatory options for the NBN should also be considered.
COMMPETE CommsDay Melbourne Congress
- 1. 2022 © Commpete Policy Priorities for Real Competition Michelle Lim, Commpete Chair CommsDay Conference Melbourne 16th March 2022
- 2. 2022 © Commpete Welcome new members 2
- 3. 2022 © Commpete Key priorities 3 Mobile Competition Neutral Hosting Consumer Data Right Numbering Reform Future of nbnTM
- 4. 2022 © Commpete Mobile Competition 4
- 5. 2022 © Commpete Mobile – Neutral Host 5
- 6. 2022 © Commpete The Future of nbnTM 6
- 7. 2022 © Commpete Consumer Data Right 7
- 8. 2022 © Commpete Numbering Reform 8
- 9. 2022 © Commpete Key takeout’s 9 1. Public funding must promote public interests 2. Public subsidies should prioritise neutral open networks 3. Wholesale mobile competition needs regulatory attention. 4. NBN is a monopoly and needs to be regulated accordingly. 5. Future ownership options and risks for NBN should be considered now. 6. Numbering reform is overdue and would promote innovation CDR implementation must recognise differences between big and small providers.