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from the other railway(s). This can be done by voluntary agreement, or by compulsory order of a regulator. In time of flood and accident which puts a line out of order, compulsory trackage rights may be ordered in the public interest to keep traffic flowing, assuming that alternative routes exist.
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was a pioneer of long distance radio communication, which was particularly useful for ships at sea. Marconi was very protective about its costly infrastructure and refused—except for emergencies—to allow other radio companies to share its infrastructure. Even if the message sender was royalty, as in
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agreed to set up a joint venture to operate both the BCI mine and the railway connection to the port. As the larger player, Fortescue will run the show. The joint venture gives BC Iron inside information as to how much the railway and port will cost, while Fortescue gains inside information about
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For example, private railways within a steel works are private and not available to outsiders. In the hypothetical case of the steelworks having a port or a railway to a distant mine, outsiders might want access to save having to incur a possibly large cost of building their own facility.
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was given 60 days to make a final decision based on this recommendation. On October 27 the three lines were declared with open access to apply from November 20, 2008. This will apply for 20 years under the National Access Regime within the
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declared for third party access. The owner of the line claimed that they formed an integral part of the production process, and so should not be subject to completion requirements. When these mines started in the
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A player seeking access to infrastructure would expect to pay several fees of a capital and operating kind. Hopefully, the cost of this is less than having to build separate infrastructure. It is in the
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are often inevitable because of high capital costs, with governments often imposing conditions, in exchange for approval of the project and for the granting of useful powers such as
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involves physical infrastructure such as railways and physical telecommunications network plants being made available to clients other than owners, for a fee.
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that access disputes be resolved in an efficient way, so that for example, profits are maximized and therefore income tax on those profits is also maximized.
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Where there are many separate railways and one railway wishes to run trains off their own tracks onto the tracks of another, they may seek
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One of the problems faced by Open Access are fair prices. Consider the Iron Ore minnow BC Iron which seeks access to the
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In June 2008 the Federal Government advisory body, the National Competition Council, recommended that BHP Billiton's
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The potential for monopoly infrastructure to charge high fees and provide poor service has long been recognized.
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spent a total of 20 million dollars to upgrade the ore unloaded at
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industry, open access to existing infrastructure, in the form of
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meant that application was never fully tested. In 2004
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port and railway network is also to be open access.
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encyclopedic tone
guide to writing better articles
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infrastructure

Alsthom
metre-gauge
Marconi Company
Deutschland incident of 1902
Pilbara
Western Australia
North Limited
Rio Tinto's
North Limited
Fortescue Metals Group
Mount Newman railway
BHP Billiton
1960s
Fortescue Metals Group
Goldsworthy railway
Hamersley & Robe River railway
Wayne Swan
Trade Practices Act 1974
public interest
Monopolies
land resumption
trackage rights
Fortescue railway
BC Iron
Fortescue

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