Senate Inquiry Petition

REGIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SENATE INQUIRY PETITION

From Gladstone to the Gemfields, Moore Park Beach to Monto, Baffle Creek to Biloela, Woorabinda to Wondai and Alton Downs to Agnes Water, regional telecommunications would have to be one of the biggest issues in the Flynn electorate no matter where you live.

In 2024, telecommunications have never been more important.

Telstra is under a Service Obligation that they are not meeting and not acknowledging. The performance criteria based on fixed-line and payphone standards and benchmarks made was under the Telecommunications (Consumer Protection and Service Standards) Act 1999.

This criterion was made over 20 years ago and has not been changed to reflect the use of modern-day telecommunications.

Things need to change and that is why I am calling for a Senate Inquiry into regional telecommunications.

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