The Bill requires licensees who propose to construct a new tower, mast, tunnel, hole, pit, pole or similar passive communications facility to consult with other potential users of the facility to allow and encourage facility sharing. Part VI— Competition Part VI prohibits licensees engaging in conduct which has the purpose, effect, or is likely to have the effect, of reducing competition in a communications market: This Part includes examples of such conduct to assist licensees to assess whether their conduct may breach the prohibition. Conduct can be exempted from the prohibition if the Commission is satisfied that the conduct will promote efficiency. | . To minimise the need for expensive and difficult proceedings to eriforce the prohibition, the Commission will be entitled to serve a notice of contravention on a licensee specifying the anticompetitive conduct and requiring the licensee to cease that conduct and pay the specified penalty. The Commission may not take enforcement action against a licensee that complies with the terms of a notice of contravention. : . Part VI also provides protections against industry consolidation. Licensees may not acquire an interest in another licensee without the Commission’s consent, which may be withheld if the Commission considers that the acquisition would have the effect or likely effect of reducing competition ina . communications market. Part VI- Consumer Protection and Price Regulation Part VII imposes transparency requirements, minimum standards and priceregulation to promote .access to and confidence in communications services. A jicenses: must file details of their wholesale and retailprices with the. Commission and publish on its ; website the prices and conditions for its. communications s services. Licenses must not discriminate woe . :, between consumersrs except where commercially stified. oT * Part VII empowers the Commission to make rules specifying technic ” and for customer equipment to be attached to licensees’ communications networks C ,