Telecommunications (Emergency Call Service) Determination 2002
28Inability to make information agreement
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28 Inability to make information agreement
(1) This section applies if:
(a) the emergency call person for 000 and 112 and the emergency call person for 106 tell ACMA, in writing, that they are unable to make an information agreement; or
(b) either emergency call person, tells ACMA, in writing, that it is unlikely that an agreement can be made; or
(c) ACMA reasonably believes that it is unlikely that an agreement can be made.
(2) If ACMA gives the emergency call person for 000 and 112, or the emergency call person for 106, a written direction to do something that would help the emergency call persons to make the agreement, the recipient of the direction must comply with it.
(3) The direction may deal with any of the following matters:
(a) including, or not including, specified provisions;
(b) agreeing to a specified form of agreement, or part of the form of agreement;
(c) making an agreement by a specified date;
(d) arranging for arbitration by ACMA or a third party (whether or not the party is specified in the direction);
(e) arranging for arbitration under specified conditions;
(f) any other matter that ACMA believes will help to complete the agreement.