Australian Communications and Media Authority Act

The Australian Communications and Media Authority Act establishes the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), a government agency responsible for regulating broadcasting, telecommunications, and online content. The Act defines ACMA’s powers to oversee industry compliance, allocate radio frequencies, manage broadcasting standards, and protect consumers. It aims to ensure a fair, safe, and competitive communications environment, balancing industry growth with public interest. The Act also sets out ACMA’s functions, governance, and authority to enforce regulations, investigate complaints, and issue licenses, fostering trust and accountability in Australia's communication and media sectors.