Not happy if this were to be legislated.
Communications Minister Mitch Fifield announced on Monday that the government would legislate to create a new Regional Broadband Scheme that is estimated to raise $40 million a year. The Department of Communications has found the cost of the scheme would largely be passed on to consumers through higher prices.
The scheme would see NBN's rival super-fast broadband networks pay a levy of $7.30 for each fixed-line connection, with the contribution indexed to increase each year. By 2022 the levy would rise to $8 per connection.
The change, if approved by Parliament, would affect rival companies such as TPG and Opticomm.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...x-on-broadband-companies-20161212-gt9hxj.html
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