A broad ranging review of the current NSW regulatory policy framework that underpins regulatory quality across the whole of the NSW Government. This included both policy and statutory requirements that govern how the Government develops, assesses, reviews and reforms legislation and regulations to the extent they impose costs on businesses, consumers and the community.

This paper revisits three fundamental propositions in the broadband debate in Australia. It closes with a few predictions about the way in which the Australian broadband debate might unfold in the next period.