My hon. Friend is absolutely right. Actual Experience, which has worked with Ofcom, provides an invaluable and often free service from which all our constituents could benefit. It is precisely that data that allows communities to join themselves together and work out whether they can go to companies and point out that they are an attractive place to invest, or indeed whether they need to persuade, as has happened in many parts of the country, a friendly farmer to help them dig the trench. It is a useful thing.
Broadband Universal Service Obligation
Proceeding contribution from
Matt Warman
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Thursday, 15 December 2016.
It occurred during Backbench debate on Broadband Universal Service Obligation.
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