The committee accepts that there remains the possibility that not all risks have been taken into account, and that further refinement may be needed to the arbitration mechanism and other parts of the code so that they work in an optimum manner, the report said. But the committee also recognized that the legislation carried risks and should be reviewed after a year. Parliament is scheduled to consider the bill on Tuesday and the conservative government hopes it will be approved during the next two-week sitting. A Nine spokeswoman declined comment, while a News Corp representative in Australia was not immediately available for comment. "This legislation, this world-leading mandatory code, is bringing the parties to the table.
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