Convergence Review detailed discussion papers

The Convergence Review is an independent review established by the Australian Government to examine the policy and regulatory frameworks that apply to the converged media and communications landscape in Australia.

On 19 September 2011, the Convergence Review Committee released five detailed discussion papers to address a range of issues and options for consideration by the committee and stakeholders. The period for submissions on the detailed discussion papers closed on 28 October 2011.

Media diversity, competition and market structure

• Media diversity, competition and market structure (PDF, 481 KB)
• Media diversity, competition and market structure (RTF, 1.8 MB)

Layering, licensing and regulation

• Layering, licensing and regulation (PDF, 1.5 MB)
• Layering, licensing and regulation (RTF, 246.6 KB)

Spectrum allocation and management

• Spectrum allocation and management (PDF, 2 MB)
• Spectrum allocation and management (RTF, 655 KB)
• Spectrum allocation and management - Appendix A & B (RTF, 1 MB)

Australian and local content

• Australian and local content (PDF, 668 KB)
• Australian and local content (RTF, 3.3 MB)

Community standards

• Community standards (PDF, 673 KB)
• Community standards (RTF, 2.56 MB)

Open call for submissions on the Convergence Review

The submissions received in response to the detailed discussion papers, the Emerging Issues Paper and an open call for submission are available online.

• Submissions received for the Convergence Review open call

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