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1. The Committee includes the impact of weather and region specific environmental factors during any discussion about broadband.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

2. The Committee considers broadband as critical infrastructure, in a similar fashion to other essential services like electricity and water, during any discussion about broadband.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

3. The Committee ensures the broadband network can grow in speed and bandwidth alongside Australia’s broader economy.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

4. The Committee includes the productivity and security risks inherent in the existing copper legacy network in any broadband discussion.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

5. The Committee ensures the publication of an accurate map of existing broadband infrastructure including realistic equitable options to inform the electorate.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

6. The Committee includes a realistic cost of ongoing legacy network maintenance or replacement in any discussion about broadband.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

7. The Committee includes a productivity impact of network congestion, particularly in light of growing population and future home devices in discussions about broadband.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

8. The Committee includes consideration of equity of internet access in any discussion about broadband.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

9. The Committee includes regular community feedback in any discussion about broadband.

- Recommendation submitted to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network

It started with a Tweet...

Our advocacy of decent, fast & stable broadband accidently started with a tweet on the 20th of Feb 2014.

Much tweeting, a resultant blog post, complete with Survey for interests sake, led to so much data from recipients that 7 days later we found ourselves with a 'crowd-sourced' submission to the Senate Select Committee on the National Broadband Network – as you do ;-)

Over 800 participants, 7 Days, 4 Main editors, 3 Timezones, 2 Continents, 1 Senate Submission

PLUS many follow up pieces & a second survey since.

Please bear with us whilst we continue updating and amending this site

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1. The Committee includes the impact of weather and region specific environmental factors during any discussion about broadband.

2. The Committee considers broadband as critical infrastructure, in a similar fashion to other essential services like electricity and water, during any discussion about broadband.

3. The Committee ensures the broadband network can grow in speed and bandwidth alongside Australia’s broader economy.

4. The Committee includes the productivity and security risks inherent in the existing copper legacy network in any broadband discussion.

5. The Committee ensures the publication of an accurate map of existing broadband infrastructure including realistic equitable options to inform the electorate.

6. The Committee includes a realistic cost of ongoing legacy network maintenance or replacement in any discussion about broadband.

7. The Committee includes a productivity impact of network congestion, particularly in light of growing population and future home devices in discussions about broadband.

8. The Committee includes consideration of equity of internet access in any discussion about broadband.

9. The Committee includes regular community feedback in any discussion about broadband.

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1. The Committee includes the impact of weather and region specific environmental factors during any discussion about broadband.

2. The Committee considers broadband as critical infrastructure, in a similar fashion to other essential services like electricity and water, during any discussion about broadband.

3. The Committee ensures the broadband network can grow in speed and bandwidth alongside Australia’s broader economy.

4. The Committee includes the productivity and security risks inherent in the existing copper legacy network in any broadband discussion.

5. The Committee ensures the publication of an accurate map of existing broadband infrastructure including realistic equitable options to inform the electorate.

6. The Committee includes a realistic cost of ongoing legacy network maintenance or replacement in any discussion about broadband.

7. The Committee includes a productivity impact of network congestion, particularly in light of growing population and future home devices in discussions about broadband.

8. The Committee includes consideration of equity of internet access in any discussion about broadband.

9. The Committee includes regular community feedback in any discussion about broadband.

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