The new deal will come into effect as soon as the ACCC approves the plan and the Australian tax office nBN Co and Telstra will make a private decision on the final agreements. Telstra and Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull today announced the new signing of the pioneering agreement, in which NBN co will continue to provide $5 billion in infrastructure payments, $4 billion in separation payments and $2 billion in Commonwealth agreements. Part IV of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (CCA) contains certain prohibitions related to anti-competitive behaviour, including anti-competitive practices, anti-competitive agreements, exclusion clauses and market power insanity. Section 51 of the CCA provides in part that, in determining whether a person has violated Part IV of the CCA, certain facts, including all the facts mentioned in a statute and expressly authorized by statute, should be disspending. The restrictions would require, in certain circumstances, that an acquirer, such as . B another major retail service provider, enters into a direct agreement with Telstra for the acquisition of the assets. The value remained “essentially the same” as the original $800 million agreement, Optus said, although the timing, nature and purpose of NBN Co`s payments to Optus would vary under the new agreement. As part of the initial agreements, Optus agreed to redirect its fixed customers to NBN and shut down its HFC network in areas where it was not used to serve the telecommunications company`s mobile or commercial customers. The new agreements also amend a provision of the old agreement that Provided that Telstra would be entitled to a $500 million freedom exemption if the government terminated the NBN after reaching more than 20 per cent of the premises. As part of further continuity in the agreement, Telstra will be able to continue to use the copper and HFC networks for its private and wholesale customers, while the assets will be gradually transferred to NBN Co. Subsection 577BA (9) of the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Law) allows the Minister: through a legal instrument, subsection 577BA (8) applies and applies , a contract, agreement or agreement between Telstra Corporation Limited (Telstra) and NBN Corporation Limited (NBN Co), as if Telstra had entered into such a contract, agreement or agreement to comply with a structural separation company under Section 577A of the Act. The new agreement also provides for Telstra to separate the premises from its copper and HFC broadband networks into the digital footprint, but instead of being able to shut down the networks, NBN Co will take over ownership of copper and HFC to use where it deems it appropriate for its multi-technology NBN deployment. NBN CEO Bill Morrow said the new agreement was reached by NBN Co, “saving years from the deployment schedule while saving billions of dollars.”