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Good morning.  Thank you Chris and Connor for your warm welcome.  It is a pleasure to be invited to speak here at the fourth TUANZ Rural Broadband Symposium 2010. 

Thank you, Rosalie for your warm introduction and for welcoming me to the Tel.Con 11^th Annual Telecommunications and ICT Summit.  It is a pleasure to be invited to attend today as a

Thank you for inviting me to speak here today.

Hwan yong harmny da.  Welcome.

I'd like to acknowledge KCC Standing Commissioner Hyung Tae-Gun and Senator Stephen Conroy. 

As the Acting Minister for Communications and Information Technology, I am very pleased to be able to provide a government perspective on IPv6 and to speak to this group on this importan

As Acting Minister for Communications and Information Technology, I'd like to extend a special welcome to Peter Dengate Thrush, Chair of the LizDengate Thrush Trust, and his fellow Trustees.

It is a pleasure to be here today and I thank you for the opportunity to deliver the keynote address for today's event. 

I have been Minister for Communications and Information Technology for just under six months now, and what an interesting six months they're been. 

Both the challenges and the potential in the telecommunications sector are enormous and I am relishing the opportunity to work with you to overcome those challenges and maximise that potential.

We've covered a lot of ground in six months but there's a whole lot more to be done yet.

Since becoming Minister for Communications and Information Technology some three months ago, I have met with a wide range of telcos, ISPs, user groups, industry groups and other parties who are tak

Good afternoon and thank you all for coming. I am delighted to be here at what is my first launch of an ICT initiative as Minister for Communications and Information Technology.