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And why not?
If it were any other company, the regulators would have no hesitation in asking for the maximum penalty to be applied so that the company exec's are in no doubt as to how they MUST behave.
Once again Tel$tra appears to have been let off the hook and allowed privileges only available to members of parliament.
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"Telstra executives do not face such penalties (jail).
And why not?
If it were any other company, the regulators would have no hesitation in asking for the maximum penalty to be applied so that the company exec's are in no doubt as to how they MUST behave.
Once again Tel$tra appears to have been let off the hook and allowed privileges only available to members of parliament.