Stephen Conroy (Victoria, Australian Labor Party, Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate) Share this | Hansard source

Just to finish my last answer: Mr Quigley also identified that there were a number of key decisions yet to be taken. These numbers reflect the view of NBN Co. but they are subject to some final decisions yet to be made by cabinet, because the ACCC is only making its final report on 30 November and those recommendations from the ACCC will have a material impact on the business case that has been presented. So let us be clear: Mr Quigley has made it absolutely clear that there is key information in the document that will potentially change if a different recommendation—(Time expired)