Informing the public about an inquiry
488 Informing the public about an inquiry
If the ACMA holds a public inquiry, it must publish, in whatever ways it thinks appropriate, notice of:
the fact that it is holding the inquiry; and
the period during which the inquiry is to be held; and
the nature of the matter to which the inquiry relates; and
the period within which, and the form in which, members of the public may make submissions to the ACMA about that matter; and
the matters that the ACMA would like such submissions to deal with; and
the address or addresses to which submissions may be sent.
The ACMA need not publish at the same time or in the same way notice of all the matters referred to in subsection (1).
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