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I just noticed that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission 
(ACCC) was conducting a public inquiry into whether to "declare" services 
allowing intercarrier roaming between existing and new digital mobile 
networks.

"...roaming can enable the customers of a new mobile carrier in the 1.8 
GHz band in a metropolitan area to use an existing GSM network where the 
new network has no presence, such as in regional or country areas." 
According to the ACCC media release 14 January 1998: 
http://www.accc.gov.au/media/mobile.htm

The public hearing was to be in Melbourne on Tuesday 20 January at 2pm. 
Does anoyone know how it went?

There is also supposed to be discussion paper on "Domestic Intercarrier 
Roaming" available at the ACCC's home page, but I couldn't find it: 
http://www.accc.gov.au.


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