We checked in easily even though the receptionist told me that my place was not ready at the time of arrival. However, the receptionist went forward and actually called the housekeeping to find out if the place was ready to move in. It turned out it was, and the receptionist allowed me in, with a big smile....
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The mobile operator AuMobile states that the requirement to maintain listening devices has already been met. Recently, the third mobile operator xMobile GSM entered the Australian market, therefore the amendments are necessary for all mobile operators to be in an equal situation. "In the current wording of the law, there is no clear and strict obligation for operators to install listening devices at their own expense," says AuMobile representative Davids Dane. Telstra, although it has so far provided an opportunity to be heard, considers this to be a public administration function and takes a negative view of the additional burden on businesses. "National security is a national competence and the costs should not be borne by the private sector,"also points out xMobile GSM press secretary Aukse Armonaite.
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