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Cable and Wireless Optus (PDF - 63k)
Submission DR216 for Broadcasting View full list
Regulatory &Public Affairs. Submission on draft Productivity Commission Report / 3 December 1999 Page 1. Productivity Commission Inquiry Into Broadcasting. 1. Executive Summary. 1.1 Cable &Wireless Optus supports the principle that regulation of the
Date received: 3 Dec 1999
Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance # (PDF - 225k)
Submission DR219 for Broadcasting View full list
SUBMISSION. BY. THE MEDIA ENTERTAINMENT AND ARTS ALLIANCE. TO THE. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION REVIEW OF BROADCASTING LEGISLATION. NOVEMBER 1999. CONTENTS. 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. 2. MEDIA OWNERSHIP. 2.1 Cross-media rules. 2.2 Foreign ownership. 2.3
Date received: 3 Dec 1999
Australian Film Commission and Australian Film Finance Corporation # (PDF - 217k)
Submission DR215 for Broadcasting View full list
RESPONSE TO THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION. DRAFT REPORT. REVIEW OF BROADCASTING LEGISLATION. Australian Film Commission (AFC) Australian Film Finance Corporation Ltd (FFC). DECEMBER 1999. TABLE OF CONTENTS. 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. 2. CULTURAL
Date received: 3 Dec 1999
Jones, Dr. Paul, School of Sociology, University of NSW # (PDF - 64k)
Submission DR211 for Broadcasting View full list
Comments on Draft Report. Dr Paul Jones,. School of Sociology. University of NSW. I have confined my comments to two of the recommendations in chapter 10 (Section. 1 below) and some related matters arising in Chapter 8 (Section 2 below). My.
Date received: 2 Dec 1999
NTL Australia Pty Limited (PDF - 61k)
Submission DR208 for Broadcasting View full list
1 December 1999. Professor Richard Snape Presiding Commissioner Inquiry into Broadcasting Productivity Commission Locked Bag 2 Collins Street East Melbourne VIC 8003. Dear Sir. ntl response to Draft Productivity Commission Report on Broadcasting. 1
Date received: 1 Dec 1999
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (PDF - 42k)
Submission DR206 for Broadcasting View full list
1. 29 November 1999. Prof Richard Snape Chairman Productivity Commission. by email. Dear Professor Snape. The ABC considers the draft report on Broadcasting to be a detailed and comprehensive overview of the current debate about media and
Date received: 1 Dec 1999
Austar Entertainment Pty Ltd % (PDF - 238k)
Submission DR209 for Broadcasting View full list
SYDCQ subdr209 austar.DOC 2 December 1999 (10:29) page 1. AUSTARâs Submission to the Productivity Commissionâs Broadcasting Inquiry Draft Report. AUSTAR welcomes the Productivity Commissionâs Draft Report into Broadcasting (âDraft Reportâ)
Date received: 1 Dec 1999
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- access to justice arrangements
- broadcasting
- national workers' compensation and occupational health and safety frameworks
- australia's urban water sector
- nursing home subsidies
- electricity network regulation
- wheat export marketing arrangements
- tasmanian freight subsidy arrangements (2007)
- national transport regulatory reform
- price regulation of airport services (2007)
- national access regime (2013)
- mineral and energy resource exploration
- black coal industry
- australia's anti-dumping and countervailing system
- pig and pigmeat industries
- safeguard action against imports (1999)
- smash repair and insurance
- compulsory licensing of patents
- general practice compliance costs
- feasibility
- performance benchmarking of australian business regulation
- section 2d of the trade practices act 1974
- international telecommunications market regulation