Commission must publish its decisions
(1) The Commission must publish, by electronic or other means, an access undertaking decision or an access code decision and its reasons for the decision. (2) The Commission must give a copy of the publication to: (a) for an access undertaking decision—the provider of the service; or (b) for an access code decision—the industry body or its replacement. Consultation (3) Before publishing under subsection (1), the Commission may give any one or more of the following persons: (a) for an access undertaking decision—the provider of the service; (b) for an access code decision—the industry body or its replacement; (c) in any case—any other person the Commission considers appropriate; a notice in writing: (d) specifying what the Commission is proposing to publish; and (e) inviting the person to make a written submission to the Commission within 14 days after the notice is given identifying any information the person considers should not be published because of its confidential commercial nature. (4) The Commission must have regard to any submission so made in deciding what to publish. It may have regard to any other matter it considers relevant.
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