The ACCC has released its first review of NBN’s Special Access Undertaking (SAU), a framework which could potentially govern how NBN would price its telecommunication services. NBN supplies telecom services over its fiber, wireless and satellite networks to several companies. The ACCC has announced it is looking for public commentary on the SAU before it is approved, as it chairman Rod Sims has stated there are “complex issues” to work out before the SAU is implemented; if approved, it would affect the way NBN prices its services for the next 30 years.
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