Louise Pratt (WA, Australian Labor Party, Shadow Assistant Minister for Manufacturing) Share this | Hansard source

Therefore, contractual arrangements might not just be about 'we will give you revenue if you click on this link' but could have rankings and generation of traffic and all that kind of value that might come with that. Would that mean you can, therefore, differentiate within the contracts about how you might relate to other players in your agreements with them? I'm assuming that's the case. Is this part of the critical change? Why did you come to this conclusion? This seems to be a key change. Before it was, 'You can't differentiate'; now it is, 'You can'. Why has this change been made? What's key about it?