[AusNOG] Help with NBN questions.

[Paul Brooks]

Lets not get knickers in a twist too early - remember this is just a 
recommendation from a third-party consultant, not NBNCo or government 
policy (yet!), and still subject to ACCC overview - who could easily not 
let it through as described in the report, if this was a recommendation 
that government wanted to take up (if its anything like the Henry 
report, they might decide not to accept any of the recommendations!).

Its section 10.2.3 in the report, leading to Recommendation 74, if you 
want to read the background to their reasons, and then...

>
>     How to use the wiki
>
> The Implementation Study has 11 chapters and contains 84 
> recommendations. The structure of this wiki mirrors that of the 
> Implementation Study. Each of the 11 Chapters has its own page and 
> each of these pages contains links to the recommendations within the 
> particular chapter.
>
> For each of the 84 Implementation Study recommendations, the 
> Government is asking the public to collaboratively develop a response 
> to the following:
>
>    1. Why should the Government agree with this recommendation?
>    2. Why should the Government disagree with this recommendation?
>    3. Suggested Government response
>
> Each recommendation page contains an edit button where a collaborative 
> response against each of these topics can be developed. To contribute 
> to the development of these responses, you must become a registered 
> user. Unregistered or anonymous users will not be able to edit these 
> areas. To become a registered user, please click on the 'Log In' 
> button at the top right of this page and follow the instructions.
>
> In addition, each chapter page and each recommendation page contains a 
> 'comments' section where users can provide comments or discuss the 
> chapter or recommendation. You do not need to be a registered user to 
> participate in this section of the wiki.
>

Feel free to express your disapproval at 
https://wiki.dbcde.gov.au/display/CH10/Recommendation+74 ;-)

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