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Telecommunications (Arbitration) Regulations 2018
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18 Conduct of arbitration hearings
(1) The ACCC may do any of the following things for the purposes of an arbitration hearing: (a) require evidence or argument to be presented in writing; (b) decide the matters on which it will hear oral evidence or argument; (c) hear and determine the dispute in the absence of a person who has been summoned to attend before the ACCC; (d) sit at any place; (e) adjourn to any time and place. (2) The ACCC may determine that an arbitration hearing is to be conducted by: (a) telephone; or (b) closed‑circuit television; or (c) any other means of communication.