Optus Executives to Face Senate Inquiry
Optus boss Stephen Rue and chairman John Arthur will appear before a senate inquiry in Canberra to address concerns over the company's recent Triple Zero outages and handling of communications.
- Stephen Rue, Optus boss
- John Arthur, Optus chairman
- Michael Venter, Optus chief financial officer
- Paul O'Sullivan, former Optus chairman
The inquiry will also hear from the Australian Media and Communications Authority, the industry regulator.
No comment is available at this time.
Author's summary: Optus executives face senate inquiry over outages.
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