Telecommunications Act 2001

Fibre fixed line access services - General

166: Matters to be considered by Commission and Minister

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"What the Commission and Minister must think about when making decisions about internet services"

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When the Commission or the Minister has to make a decision about fibre fixed line access services, you need to think about what they have to consider. They must choose the option that best achieves the purpose outlined in section 162. You also have to think about how their decision will affect competition in the telecommunications market, which can benefit the people using these services in the long term.

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Part 6Fibre fixed line access services
General

166Matters to be considered by Commission and Minister

  1. This section applies if the Commission or the Minister is required under this Part to make a recommendation, determination, or decision.

  2. The Commission or Minister must make the recommendation, determination, or decision that the Commission or Minister considers best gives, or is likely to best give, effect—

  3. to the purpose in section 162; and
    1. to the extent that the Commission or Minister considers it relevant, to the promotion of workable competition in telecommunications markets for the long-term benefit of end-users of telecommunications services.
      Notes
      • Section 166: inserted, on , by section 24 of the Telecommunications (New Regulatory Framework) Amendment Act 2018 (2018 No 48).