Mal Brough (Longman, Liberal Party, Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Indigenous Affairs) Share this | Hansard source

If anything is done in an unreasonable way or in a way which might trigger the need for the ACCC then of course you can use those things. But, first of all, I think we can have faith that the majority of centres will act appropriately. In the event that they do not then I am sure there will be a number of things that can potentially be done. This is but one, then over and above that you have associations that are also interested in protecting the public interest and ensuring that the issues of affordability are canvassed and understood, so that they do not bring into disrepute this very important industry also.

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