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Vodafone backs Telstra on access pricing

Mobile telephone company, Vodafone Hutchison, has supported Telstra in criticism of proposed telecommunications legislation. Vodafone Hutchison does not believe that the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission should have the power to set the price for access to Telstra's network, as this presents the regulator with a conflict of interests.

Publication Date: 19 October 2009

VODAFONE HUTCHISON AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED - ASX TLS
AUSTRALIAN COMPETITION AND CONSUMER COMMISSION
SINGTEL OPTUS PTY LTD
SINGAPORE TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED - ASX SGT
AUSTRALIA.  COMPETITION TRIBUNAL

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