•   The ACMA may make the following types of standards:

  (a)   technical standards about customer equipment and customer cabling;

  (b)   standards relating to the features of customer equipment that are designed to cater for the special needs of persons with disabilities;

  (c)   technical standards about the interconnection of facilities;

  (d)   technical standards relating to Layer 2 bitstream services.

•   The ACMA may require customer equipment and customer cabling to be labelled so as to indicate compliance with standards.

•   The ACMA may issue connection permits, and make connection rules, authorising the connection of customer equipment and customer cabling that does not comply with the labelling requirements.

•   A label may include a compliance symbol. The unauthorised use of compliance symbols is prohibited.

•   The ACMA may grant cabling licences, and make cabling provider rules, authorising the performance of cabling work.

•   Civil actions may be instituted for unlawful or dangerous connections of customer equipment or customer cabling.

•   Dangerous equipment and cabling may be disconnected from networks.

•   The ACMA may prohibit the supply or possession of dangerous equipment or cabling.